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** ChibiOS/RT port for ARM7TDMI LPC214X using G++. **
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** TARGET **
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The demo runs on an Olimex LPC-P2148 board. The port on other boards or other
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members of the LPC2000 family should be an easy task.
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** The Demo **
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The demo blinks the leds on the board by using multiple threads implemented
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as C++ classes. Pressing both buttons activates the test procedure on the
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serial port 1.
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NOTE: the C++ GNU compiler can produce code sizes comparable to C if you
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don't use RTTI and standard libraries, those are disabled by default
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in the makefile. You can enable them if you have a lot of program space
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available. It is possible to use a lot of C++ features without using
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runtimes, just see the demo.
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** Build Procedure **
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The demo was built using the YAGARTO toolchain but any toolchain based on GCC
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and GNU userspace programs will work.
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