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How can I easily install arm-elf-gcc on OS X?

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I have a code that I want to compile that requires arm-elf-gcc . I am not a built-in programmer, so all this is new to me. My development machine is a Mac, and I often use fink, so I'd really like to install it that way. However, fink does not know any packages with this name. I can see that gnuarm.org has some binaries for OS X, but their packages seem to also contain a ton of stuff (like gcc). I already have it. Do I correctly assume that I should install binutils , newlib and the t-arm-elf file?

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MacPorts supports arm-elf-gcc.

  $ port search arm-elf
 arm-elf-binutils @ 2.20.51.0.2 (cross, devel)
     FSF binutils for arm-elf cross development

 arm-elf-gcc @ 4.3.2 (cross, devel)
     gcc cross-compilers for arm-elf, with newlib runtime library.

 arm-elf-gcc3 @ 3.4.6 (cross, devel)
     gcc 3.x cross-compilers for arm-elf, with newlib runtime library.

 Found 3 ports.

After installing MacPorts, all you need is:

 $ sudo port install arm-elf-gcc
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1300788/

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