ARM Compiler toolchain
The ARM Compiler toolchain can be used to build programs from C, C++, or ARM assembly language source. It generates optimized code for the 32-bit ARM and 16-bit Thumb and Thumb-2 instruction sets and supports full ISO standard C and C++. It also supports the NEON SIMD instruction set with the vectorizing NEON compiler.
The ARM Compiler toolchain comprises the following components:
- ARM and Thumb C and C++ compiler, armcc
- NEON vectorizing compiler, invoked using the command armcc --vectorize
- ARM and Thumb assembler, armasm
- ARM linker, armlink
- ARM librarian, armar
- ARM image conversion utility, fromelf
- supporting libraries.
Contents
ARM Compiler 4 and 5
Version 5.05
Version 5.04
Version 5.03
Version 5.02
- ARM Compiler toolchain Building Linux Applications with the ARM Compiler toolchain and GNU Libraries
Version 5.01
- ARM Compiler toolchain Building Linux Applications with the ARM Compiler toolchain and GNU Libraries
Version 5.0
- ARM Compiler toolchain Building Linux Applications with the ARM Compiler toolchain and GNU Libraries
Version 4.1
Related information
Help
Using this set
To browse this set, use the
Contents frame 
on the left:
- click on a topic to view it, and also to expand it so you can see the topics or documents it contains
- click on the
beside a topic to expand it without viewing it - click on the
beside a topic to collapse it.
To search the documentation, enter your search term in the Search our documentation field above the Contents tab:
- ensure you are searching in the correct part of the site:
- to search all the site, choose All documents
- to search only this set, choose Current set of documents, and select the topic containing the documents you want to search
- to search a particular document in this set, choose Current document, and select the document or any topic inside it
- To start the search, either click the Get search results button
or press Return.
Viewing SVG graphics
All line drawings use the SVG format. This enables you to zoom in on the graphic without losing any quality. To view these graphics, your browser must support the SVG format. If your browser does not have native support, you must install an appropriate plugin such as the Adobe SVG Viewer.
Finding out more
For more detailed information about using this site, see the site Frequently Asked Questions.