Mark Palomer

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8 years, 9 months ago.

What compiler does the online IDE use?

I want to be able to do offline programming.

I tried GCC, and while it does work, the binaries it produces are much larger (one program I have was only 19.5KB when built online, but 31.6KB when built with GCC).

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Erik -
8 years, 9 months ago.

Keil compiler. For the LPC1114, since it is small, you can use it for free.

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ARMCC v5 to be precise

To get gcc binaries to lower sizes, you need to tweak a bit of ld and c/cxx flags, as I assume you are using nano lib, you can turn of float print/scanf support, enable further optimizations and so on.

posted by Martin Kojtal 12 Feb 2016