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On Mar 22, 6:26=A0pm, Lion O <liono.swordofom...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I could think a way of using Lego Mindstorms platform for generating Cort=
ex-32 executables (but maybe it's a lack of knoledgement of mine, do not ha=
ve idea). Can you think a way for it? It could be a good option.
> I like Luke's too, it looks that Tamp (the microkernel he talked about) p=
rovides a good learningship.

That compiler would work for you, -mcpu=3Dcortex-m3 but you would still
require a HW support lib (BSP).

As for TAMP, it's currently non-existent, just been trying to get a
compiler - this does build, read that docs I've put up. What I'm
playing with at the moment will provide more information and a solid
example of hitting bare hardware with GNAT. Keep an eye on my GitHub
profile, I'll be adding more projects for this kind of thing :D

Luke.