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real-time-cpp-toolchains
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- This repository provides information and links to ` Win* ` -ported GNU/GCC toolchains
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+ This repository provides information and links to GNU/GCC toolchains
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synchronized with [ real-time-cpp] ( https://github.com/ckormanyos/real-time-cpp ) .
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They can be used (among other purposes) for building the reference application
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- (` ref_app ` ) for embedded targets and the examples on ` Win* ` .
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+ (` ref_app ` ) for embedded targets and the examples on ` Win* ` and/or ` *nix ` .
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## Supported Toolchain Targets
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## Further details
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- The references usually include GNU/GCC toolchains are built to run on
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- both ` Win* ` as well as ` *nix ` . The ` Win* ` versions, in particular,
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+ The references usually include GNU/GCC toolchains built to run on
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+ ` Win* ` and also toolchains built to run on ` *nix ` (and maybe others).
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+ The ` Win* ` versions, in particular,
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can be used by developers who optionally run the builds in the
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[ real-time-cpp] ( https://github.com/ckormanyos/real-time-cpp )
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repository on ` Win* ` batches or in Microsoft(R) VisualStudio(R).
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Other standalone uses for any of these toolchains are, of course, possible.
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- They are typically completely moveable, entirely dependency-free (no DLLs)
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+ The toolchains are typically completely moveable, entirely dependency-free (no DLLs),
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and built to run out-of-the-box.
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# Finding/Extracting the GNU/GCC Toolchains
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