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The other flags merely tell GCC what type of floating point unit we have, tell it to produce hard-floating point code (GCC can create software floating point support instead), and tells GCC what ARM processor architecture we have so that it can produce optimal and compatible assembly/machine code.For the Raspberry-Pi 2 we know that the architecture is different.Although the Raspberry-Pi comes with a good Linux distribution, the Pi is about software development, and sometimes we want a real-time system without an operating system.

In order to use a C compiler, we need to understand what the compiler does and what the linker does in order to generate executable code.Lets compile and link the following program: There are build “scripts” for each of the different types of Raspberry-pi under the part-1/armc-00 directory of the tutorials source code.There are three types, the original which is targeted with built.bat/sh, the B which has the extended IO connector and fixing holes but it still a V1 RPi which is targeting using build-rpi-bplus.bat/sh and finally the V2 board which features a quad core processor and also has the extended IO connector and fixing holes which is targeted with build-rpi-2.bat/sh.The GCC ARM Embedded project on Launchpad gives us a GCC toolchain to use for ARM compilation on either Windows or Linux.I suggest you install it (on Windows I would install it somewhere without spaces in the file path) so that you have it in your path.

This is all taken care of by an object file which is usually implicitly linked in by the linker because the linker script will include a reference to it.