C++ version supported by ARM DS-5 Altera Edition

Hello Alb,

Try this link:

https://www.altera.com/products/processors/design-tools.html

Best Regards,

Jhi

Hello,

Thanks for your response.

I realize that my question in not complete. Unfortunately the link you propose is about Nios but I am looking information about ARM DS-5 AE for Cortex A9 embedded in the HPS part.

I can't find clearly what compiler uses the tool and so what C++ version it supports and with which conformance.

Best Regards,

Alb

DS-5 isn't an "Altera tool chain", it's an ARM tool chain.

https://developer.arm.com/products/software-development-tools/ds-5-development-studio/docs

See section 1.2 of:

https://static.docs.arm.com/dui0472/m/dui0472m_armcc_user_guide.pdf

Hi ted,

Thanks for your answer.

It seems not so clear for me since it is presented as an DS-5 altera edition part of the Altera SoC Embedded Design Suite. And I can't find cleary which version of Altera Edition uses which version of Professional DS-5.

I used to have tools packaged with other ones but they are not ever with the last version of the part in the set.

Well, I will suppose that I will get the last DS-5 version and hope it implements C++11

Thanks for your helps.

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Hi ted,

Thanks for your answer.

It seems not so clear for me since it is presented as an DS-5 altera edition part of the Altera SoC Embedded Design Suite. And I can't find cleary which version of Altera Edition uses which version of Professional DS-5.

I used to have tools packaged with other ones but they are not ever with the last version of the part in the set.

Well, I will suppose that I will get the last DS-5 version and hope it implements C++11

Thanks for your helps.

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Click here:

https://www.altera.com/products/design-software/embedded-software-developers/soc-eds/overview.html

Look at the section "What's New in SoC EDS 16.0", where it says "DS-5 updated to 5.23.1"

Then click on the link just below that for "SoC EDS / DS-5 Release History", which will take you here:

https://www.altera.com/products/design-software/embedded-software-developers/soc-eds/ds-5-toolkit.html#content-body-par_table_ec

If you scroll down this page, you can see tables for "Compare Editions" and "SoC EDS / DS-5 Release History" which will help you understand the versions released.

Back up at the top of this page, you can "Learn more about DS-5 AE from ARM" and go to the ARM website clicking here:

http://ds.arm.com/altera/

And hopefully from there you can get into the compiler manual previously linked where your question is answered.

Thanks Ted.

All is there now thanks to your links.

I finally fall from my chair and knocked my head on a wall which cleared my mind and helped me to better read your links (rtfm...) :

I looked at the 5.23 release note and found the exact compiler version associated with the EDS and a link to arm compiler release notes (http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.arn0005x/index.html). I can connect all it together.

Sorry for the disturb,

And again thanks for your helps

In case anyone else needs a clear answer, the following link describes the standards supported by the ARM compiler used by the latest version: https://developer.arm.com/docs/dui0529/latest/overview-of-arm-compiler/about-arm-compiler/standards-compliance-in-arm-compiler

Namely, yes, it supports a "subset" of ISO C++11 input. It doesn't specify which subset however, which is a bit disappointing.

Edit: Found the list of supported C++11 features: https://developer.arm.com/docs/dui0472/latest/c-and-c-implementation-details/c11-supported-features