[1] Does the ARM7 Development system include a Real-Time Operating System (RTOS)?
Yes, ARM7 Development includes the source, library files and an example for FreeRTOS, a popular RTOS for the ARM7 platform.

[2] Does the ARM7 Development System require a particular board?
No, but it is seamlessly integrated to our MINI-MAX/ARM board which simplifies ARM7 development. ARM7 Development system has a built-in serial loader and examples for our MINI-MAX/ARM board.

[3] Do I need to install cygwin libraries separately?
No, GNUARM7 installation automatically installs cygwin libraries and creates the proper path to the executables.

[4] Why do I need to install GNUARM7 to C:\Program Files\GNUARM?
This is because the examples in our ARM Development System expect to find the GNUARM toolkit at C:\Program Files\GNUARM.

[5] Is a debugger included ?
Not yet, but we are working on adding a support for an ARM debugger such as GDB for ARM7. This will be integrated into out Micro-IDE graphical user interface. Watch our website for latest developments.

[6] How can I make graphics with ARM7 ?
ARM7 Development system includes a free Graphics Library (GL) for Organic LED (OLED) displays. This includes a demo example, too. We are also developing a Professional Graphics Library (PGL) for advanced image processing and graphics functions for ARM7.