Short Version: Hello, I'm trying to get started with an ARM processor with the GCC compiler. Does anyone have any tips as for getting compiled programs to run on the target processor ? (Can you just plop the output of gcc straight into an arm processor ?) - Long Version: I have a STM32F103 processor on a development board, I am trying to get my compiled programs to run on it. However all it does is play dead with GCC's output. I am using the `arm-linux-gnueabi` package from the ubuntu repository. I have a very simple program that is supposed to toggle 2 IO lines, when compiled it is about 50kbytes and is about 90% empty space (mostly 0's). I suspect that I am not compiling with the right options so I am posting here for help. Compiling with: -s -Os -mthumb -mcpu=cortex-m3 Code: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwP0qhqyaTIIcktzWVcxS0JRNEM0Z1BhS0tlT0pyZw Any suggestions would be appreciated. -- Jason White
