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ARM DUI 0064D Copyright © 1999-2001 ARM Limited. All rights reserved. 2-5
Note
ADS version 1.2 is the last release of ADS that supports Windows 95, Windows 98, and
Solaris 2.6. Future versions of ADS will no longer be supported on these platforms.
ADS 1.2 introduces the following functionality enhancements and new functionality:
• Support for ARM architecture v5TEJ
• Support for latest ARM cores
• Support for Linux.
Support for ARM architecture v5TEJ
ADS 1.2 supports the new ARM architecture 5TEJ:
• AXD enables memory disassembly as Java bytecodes (but not source-level Java
debug).
• The ARMulator provides ARM9EJ-S and ARM926EJ-S models that enable Java
byte codes to be executed under simulation.
• The compilers and assemblers accept ARM926EJ
™
as a processor name.
Support for latest ARM cores
ADS 1.2 supports all current ARM cores (including ARM9E and ARM10).
Support for Linux
ADS 1.2 is supported on Linux Red Hat versions 6.2 and 7.1.
The CodeWarrior IDE for ADS is not provided for UNIX or Linux platforms.
2.2.3 Changes to the compilers and libraries
This section describes:
• New or changed compiler options and pragmas on page 2-6
• Headers on page 2-7
• Inline Thumb assembly language on page 2-7
• Changes to the libraries on page 2-7
• Changes to the size of wchar_t on page 2-7
• __user_initial_stackheap() on page 2-7.
Refer to the ADS Compilers and Libraries Guide for detailed information.