[En-Nut-Discussion] STM32: arm-gcc versus arm-none-eabi-gcc

[Uwe Bonnes]

Hello,

as I didn't find a RPM package for arm-none-eabi-gcc for my Opensuse Linux
system, I tried yesterday to follow the instructions in enswm28e.pdf to
compile arm-gcc on my own. After realizing the typos in the instructions, I
managed to compile an arm-gcc, but compling eth ethernut library failed
soon.

However: Is arm-gcc the right compiler for the STM32?

Thinking longer, arm-gcc is probably for the ARM variant used in AT91SAM3
and I need arm-none-eabi-gcc for STM32/Cortex3. Can anybody confirm? 

This is probably what Ulrich tried to tell me with "You should try to
compile with cm3-gcc"

Thanks
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