[En-Nut-Discussion] Information about gcc compiler versions vs. Ethernut versions

[Ernst Stippl]

Hi!
 
I started to compile information about variuous Ethernut versions (3.9.x to
4.1.x) and different gcc versions (3.4.1, 3.4.2, 3.4.5) 
The resut is a matrix posted at http://www.es-business.com/ethernut 
Click on "Nut/OS Versions vs Compiler Versions
 
The rows saying "build" in col 1 contain a link to information about
building the libs thru nutconf
The rows saying "sample" contain info about compiling the sample projects or
a link to a "detail" page
The rows saying "appload" contain info on compiling the "appload" program
(whichis not part of the "sample apps", but included in the distribution).
 
The info is thought as a "what works with what" reference. 
It is limited to gcc (both avr and arm) on Windows, straight out of the
WinAVR and WinARM distributions.
 
I will add info on current / new versions when available. (The process of
generating these pages is only partly scripted, there is still quite some
handwork needed and I hope to improve this soon.)
 
I hope you find this useful; let me know what you like/dislike.
 
regards
 
 
Ernst
 
P.S. Pls ignore the other links on the vertical bar for now.