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Introduction 1-8 Copyright © 2002-2007 ARM Limited. All rights reserved. ARM DUI 0203H Non-Confidential
Chapter 2 Embedded Software Development This chapter describes how to develop embedded applications with RealView ® Compilation Tools (RVCT), with or without a target system present. It contains the following sections: • About embedded software development on page 2-2 • Default compilation tool behavior in the absence of a target system on page 2-4 • Tailoring the C library to your target hardware on page 2-12 • Tailoring the image memory map to your target hardware on page 2-15 • Reset and initialization on page 2-26 • Other memory map considerations on page 2-35. ARM DUI 0203H Copyright © 2002-2007 ARM Limited. All rights reserved. 2-1 Non-Confidential
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