Index of /MCU/Frameworks/ARM

 Name                    Size  

 Parent Directory            -  
 ARM.tgz                  143M  
 FreeRTOS/                   -  
 at91sam7s/                  -  
 atsam3s/                    -  
 common/                     -  
 demos/                      -  
 efm32/                      -  
 include/                    -  
 lpc17xx/                    -  
 lpc23xx/                    -  
 lwip/                       -  
 stm32f1/                    -  
 stm32f4/                    -  
 str91x/                     -  
 toolchain/                  -  
 utilities/                  -  
 wiznet/                     -  

ARM Microcontroller Firmware Development Framework

Here is a framework for developing firmware for a number of ARM (Advanced RISC Machine) architecture single chip microcontrollers.

Each MCU directory includes startup code, linker script, newlib syscall bindings, and OpenOCD scripts for debugging and flashing.

The ARM7 and ARM9 devices supported here must now be considered legacy devices. The Cortex-Mx devices are clearly the future for ARM microcontrollers. I will therefore be concentrating future efforts on the Cortex-Mx microcontroller families.

News

• 7 June 2011 -- Massive reorganization around MCU families.
• 8 June 2011 -- Added EFM32 family with support for EFM32-G8XX-STK.
• 11 June 2011 -- Added abstract LED driver for all targets.
• 15 June 2011 -- Added abstract GPIO pin driver for all Cortex-M3 targets.
• 13 July 2011 -- Validated all targets with GCC 4.6.1.
• 15 July 2011 -- Moved all FreeRTOS sources to common directory.
• 31 August 2011 -- Added support for WizNet W5200E01-M3 and its STM32F103C8 (the W5200 driver is still WIP).
• 19 September 2011 -- Fixed longstanding bug with errno handling in driver modules like device.c and serial.c.
• 26 September 2011 -- Created common library directory. Moved common source files to it and common include files to the include directory.
• 6 October 2011 -- Added compiler and linker flags to permit dead code removal.
• 20 October 2011 -- Major overhaul of the device abstraction layer. Device settings (such as serial port baud rate) can now be appended to the device name.
• 3 November 2011 -- Upgraded GCC to 4.6.2.
• 4 November 2011 -- Moved the burgeoning number of utility programs to a new subdirectory, utilities. Started adding support for the STM32F4 Cortex-M4 family.
• 15 November 2011 -- Upgraded OpenOCD to 0.5.0. Cleaned up a lot of the OpenOCD scripts at the same time.
• 18 November 2011 -- Performed a full regression test, all programs on all targets with all flash programming methods. Renamed stm32 to stm32f1.
• 28 November 2011 -- Overhauled all the debug scripts. Debugging with GDB and OpenOCD, J-Link, and St-Link now works for all targets. Added support for user button(s) for every target board that has button(s). Finished porting to the STM32F4 family and the STM32F4 Discovery evaluation board.
• 29 November 2011 -- Another big overhaul of make files. All of the various flash and debug rules have been sucked out of ARM.mk and the MCU dependent make files and separated into adapter specific make files in the include subdirectory.
• 30 November 2011 -- Did another full regression test, concentrating on GDB infrastructure. Corrected a number of minor annoyances. OpenOCD is robust. J-Link and ST-Link can be finicky.
• 2 December 2011 -- Removed CMSIS directories. Replaced each CMSIS directory with an import of the MCU's vendor supplied CMSIS and/or peripheral library distribution.
• 7 December 2011 -- Reworked _sbrk_r in syscalls.c and all of the linker scripts to bound the heap area.
• 9 January 2012 -- Downloaded and tested latest Code Sourcery, devkitARM, and Yagarto toolchains. Neither devkitARM nor Yagarto latest releases appear to work from Cygwin makefiles anymore.
• 28 March 2012 -- Allow building the toolchain with elf or eabi ABI. Upgraded GCC to 4.7.0.
• 16 April 2012 -- Added support for C++ to all the header files. Added a C++ suffix rule to ARM.mk
• 23 April 2012 -- Moved as many test programs as possibile to the demos directory.
• 4 May 2012 -- Fixed the toolchain builder to build Cortex-Mx multilibs properly. Changed the default compiler ABI from elf to eabi. Fixed a really nasty link problem with EABI toolchains, by reordering code sections.
• 7 May 2012 -- Finished another big regression test, with Code Sourcery, my own, and devkitARM toolchains. Both C and C++ programs can be built, but C++ iostreams does not work yet. Most testing was with GCC 4.7.0.

MCU Independent Subdirectories:

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I am available for custom system development (hardware and software) of products using these ARM microcontrollers.