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As far as I know, to compile ardupilot to a flight controller you need to use a cross compiler, but ardupilot uses 'gcc-arm-none-eabi' by default. I would like to know how this article uses llvm to implement the instrumentation for arm architecture ardupilot?
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To instrument ArduPilot using LLVM, Clang should be substituted for GCC as the compiler prior to compilation. For guidance on altering the compiler and platform target, please consult the files ARI/ardupilot/source_me_sitl_bc_step_zero.txt and ARI/ardupilot/wscript.
As far as I know, to compile ardupilot to a flight controller you need to use a cross compiler, but ardupilot uses 'gcc-arm-none-eabi' by default. I would like to know how this article uses llvm to implement the instrumentation for arm architecture ardupilot?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: