> GCC definitely works. Here is a link to a Windows package:
>=20
> http://www.microbuilder.eu/projects/LPC1343ReferenceDesign/LPC1343Toolcha=
in.aspx

Of course, this is an NXP package, not an ST package.
Since these chips have extensive and complex peripherals, often defined in =
"C" terms, trying to program one without having manufacturer-provided .h fi=
les containing the appropriate register and bit definitions would probably =
be =85 frustrating.

Also note that the package is relatively old (2010)

BillW


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