Lpc2000

> Keil uses GNU, don't they? You could just use the GNU tools from the 
command
> line when their IDE etc. expires.

uVision supports integration either with the GNUPro tools [which Keil 
supplies] or with the ARM tools, if you have them.

The IDE does not expire, or at least the version I was given doesn't. 
The limitation on it is that the debugger can only handle 16K of code, 
and you are not permitted to ship commercial apps that have been 
debugged with the debugger.

I am still trying to get a positive answer on whether it is permissible 
to ship commercial apps that just happened to be compiled with the demo 
IDE.

(BTW: Hi, Leon. I'm getting "heavily" involved in the LPC2129, as part 
of a book project. Expect to see me around here a lot :).

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