Add support for the IAR compiler #2651
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That looks reasonable, thanks |
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Description
This pull request fixes compilation with the (proprietary) IAR compiler (tested with IAR EW for ARM 9.10).
Without significant changes to the build environment, it is not possible to run the C-SPY emulator against the self tests though.
That's why I did a couple of (succeeding) manual tests for some basic examples that ran in the emulator.