the arm compiler toolchain v4.1 web patch, build 514, is intended for use with arm rvds v4.1 products. it can be used to update rvds 4.1 standard, professional or evaluation installation, whether previously patched or an original installation. it is not compatible with other releases of rvct/rvds.
this patch consists of an updated compiler, linker, assembler, fromelf, and armar program executables, include files and c/c libraries.
enhancements and corrections
details of the enhancements and corrections implemented by this patch are available on theos platforms
this patch has been tested on the following supported platforms:
- windows 7
- windows xp sp2, 32-bit & 64-bit
- windows xp sp3, 32-bit
- windows vista business edition sp1, 32-bit & 64-bit
- windows vista enterprise edition sp1, 32-bit & 64-bit
- windows server 2003 32-bit & 64-bit
- red hat linux enterprise 4 for x86, 32-bit & 64-bit
- red hat linux enterprise 5 for x86, 32-bit & 64-bit
- solaris for sparc 10
in addition, the patch has been tested on the following non-supported platforms:
- windows 2000 sp4
- suse linux 9.2
- ubuntu linux 8.10
installation instructions
to install the patch carry out the following steps:
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ensure that you are currently using rvct 4.1. to do this, type:
armcc --vsn
and ensure that this returns rvct 4.1 build 462 or later.
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extract all the files from the zip file into a temporary directory.
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copy the include directory from the temporary directory to replace your existing include directory. the existing directory can be located by the armcc41inc environment variable, e.g:
> echo $armcc41inc
~/arm/rvct/data/4.1/462/include/ -
copy the lib directory from the temporary directory to replace your existing lib directory. the existing directory can be located by the armcc41lib environment variable, e.g.:
> echo $armcc41lib
~/arm/rvct/data/4.1/462/lib/ -
copy the linux-pentium directory from the temporary directory to replace your existing linux-pentiumdirectory. the existing directory can be located by the armcc41bin environment variable, e.g.:
> echo $armcc41bin
~/arm/rvct/programs/4.1/462/linux-pentium/ -
the updated tools should now have been installed. to confirm this, open a terminal window and enter:
armcc --vsn
the version returned should be rvct 4.1 build 514.
armlink --vsn
armasm --vsn
fromelf --vsn
armar --vsn
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after unzipping the executables, you may find that they cannot be executed because the unix permissions have been reset. the workaround is to set the execute permissions for the user with, e.g.:
chmod u x armcc