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mikrostm-link: Link together gcc and mikroC projects for STM32

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Author: Paulo Matias

Last Updated: 2013-10-21

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

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License: MIT license  

This project allows you to write some part of your code using gcc, and another part using mikroC. Useful when you need both the easy-to-use hardware libraries provided by mikroC and the optimization and ANSI C compliance of gcc. Also useful if you want to use C++ in some part of your project.

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