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@evedon evedon commented Nov 29, 2019

This documentation is dependent on upcoming PR to build baremetal profile with smaller libaries by using

{ "target_overrides": { "*": { "target.default_lib": "small" } } } 
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evedon commented Dec 3, 2019

Note that I am mentioning default_lib and not c_lib as we don't have a PR for that change yet. This page will be updated once the code change is in.

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evedon commented Dec 4, 2019

@AnotherButler This documentation is for Mbed 6. Please review when you can.

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<h1 id="using-small-c-libraries">Using small C libraries in Mbed OS</h1>
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Why is that HTML header rather than markdown markup?

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It's a unique header ID. We use it in certain circumstances across products, such as to prevent duplication of URLs, to shorten URLs and when we want the URL to be something other than the header.

@evedon evedon changed the title Documentation on using ARM microlib in Mbed OS Documentation on using small C libraries in Mbed OS bare metal Dec 11, 2019
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evedon commented Jan 6, 2020

Code has been merged so this PR is ready to go.

Make minor copy edits, mostly for active voice.
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Is this relevant for 5.15, too, or only the next release?

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evedon commented Jan 7, 2020

This is relevant for 6.

@AnotherButler AnotherButler merged commit 80927dc into development Jan 8, 2020
@AnotherButler AnotherButler deleted the ed-microlib branch January 8, 2020 22:21
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