wraggster
April 21st, 2008, 17:50
The latest release of the ARM toolchain is now available. There are a number of improvements
binutils updated to 2.18.50
gcc updated to 4.3.0
grit updated to 0.8
ndstool now uses default.arm7 from libnds directory
newlib multibyte code enabled with C-UTF8 locale
devkitPro Updater 1.4.6 now downloads and installs the default.arm7 file used for arm9 only projects separately from libnds. This will allow us to maintain a much improved default arm7 core which will later include built in wifi support.
As usual, windows users should run the updater which will update itself, make sure you add the new default arm7 when shown the update list.
For other platforms where automatic update is not available here are the links to the SF releases.
devkitARM release 22
default arm7 20080416
The donations page has been fixed, thanks to those who told me the donation buttons were broken. Your support is much appreciated.
A porting guide for 4.3.0 is available on the main gnu.org site, there are a number of new features and better conformance to C++ standards.
http://www.devkitpro.org/
binutils updated to 2.18.50
gcc updated to 4.3.0
grit updated to 0.8
ndstool now uses default.arm7 from libnds directory
newlib multibyte code enabled with C-UTF8 locale
devkitPro Updater 1.4.6 now downloads and installs the default.arm7 file used for arm9 only projects separately from libnds. This will allow us to maintain a much improved default arm7 core which will later include built in wifi support.
As usual, windows users should run the updater which will update itself, make sure you add the new default arm7 when shown the update list.
For other platforms where automatic update is not available here are the links to the SF releases.
devkitARM release 22
default arm7 20080416
The donations page has been fixed, thanks to those who told me the donation buttons were broken. Your support is much appreciated.
A porting guide for 4.3.0 is available on the main gnu.org site, there are a number of new features and better conformance to C++ standards.
http://www.devkitpro.org/