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os i figured out how to use the -mthumb and -mno-thumb compiler flag and more or less understand what it\'s doing.
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I am taking a programming class and we are required to use the gcc 4.1.2 compiler to compile our c++ projects. I will be creating my projects in xcode and can\'t find how to set that compiler. I went
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