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This toolchain is derived from the GNU ARM toolchain http://www.gnuarm.com.

SHC made changes to build a special version for the Philips BlueBird chip.

These changes mainly contain:
	Modification of the gcc multilib configuration in order to build for
	ARM, THUMB, ARM-Interworking and THUMB-Interworking.

	The newlib configuration was changed to get get a memory and code
	optimized version suitable for our target system.

This binary distribution has been tested to work on
SuSe9.1,SuSe10.0,Redhat RHEL3, Debian Sarge 3.1r0a

Install:
1.	Decompress the arm-bb-tools.tgz file in /usr/local.
2.	Add this location ('bin' subdirectory) to your PATH environment
	variable (i.e. export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/arm-bb-tools/bin) and you
	are ready to go.

