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Configurations

Targets for which Sourcery G++ can generate code.
Hosts on which Sourcery G++ runs.

Targets

Sourcery G++ generates code for the following CPU architectures and operating systems.

GNU/Linux® configurations require a CPU with an MMU, while uClinux™ configurations are designed for systems without an MMU. Sourcery G++ includes C and C++ runtime libraries that you can use on your target system. (Sourcery G++ does not include a GNU/Linux or uClinux kernel.)

EABI and ELF configurations are designed for use with an RTOS or with bare metal environments where no operating system is present. As with GNU/Linux configurations, full C and C++ runtime libraries are included.

Targets
Architecture	Operating System	CPUs
ARM	EABI	ARM7, ARM9, ARM11, Cortex
ARM	GNU/Linux	ARM7, ARM9, ARM11, Cortex
ARM	uClinux	ARM7, ARM9, ARM11, Cortex
ColdFire	ELF	V1, V2, V3, V4, V4e
ColdFire	GNU/Linux	V4, V4e
ColdFire	uClinux	V2, V3, V4, V4e
fido	ELF	1100
MIPS	ELF	MIPS32r2
MIPS	GNU/Linux	MIPS II, MIPS32
Power	EABI	e300, e500, e600, PowerQUICC
Power	GNU/Linux	e300, e500, e600, PowerQUICC
Stellaris	EABI	Luminary Stellaris
IA32	GNU/Linux	IA32, AMD64, EM64T
IA32	Windows

Hosts

Sourcery G++ runs on the following host systems:

IA32 Microsoft Windows^®

Minimum version: Windows 2000

Sourcery G++ does not use Cygwin or any other emulation layer. However, Sourcery G++ can be used with Cygwin, and includes support for Cygwin mount points and symbolic links.

IA32 GNU/Linux

Minimum version: Red Hat 8, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3, SuSE Enterprise Linux 9, or Debian 3

Some features (including the Eclipse IDE) may require more recent versions of GNU/Linux.