Which 'controller' are you referring to?
Of course it is possible building OCCT for ARM platforms - it is running on Android, iOS, macOS (Apple M1+) for many years, but I guess you mean something different...
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Building OCCT for ARM platform
Original subject in the title. Is it possible to use it on controllers? )
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He is referring to microcontrollers, in particular the Cortex-M series of ARM. Been thinking about this as well.
Yes, you are right, for example, stm32H7 microcontroller. It is based on Cortex-M7 .
Please share more details (links). Compiling depends on OS and compiler supports. There will of course some limitations with visualization.
If you be able to build another c++ software on that 'controller', theoretically it is possible, but depends on a lot of things. Needs to support c++11 at least.
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I have a small look and have no idea how you plan to put a big library in small flash memory.
Even if you will plan to use only DE part, it looks like a bad idea.
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Yes, I understand It depends on OS and compiler. It would interesting is there any success story to use OCCT on microcontroller?
But in any way, thank you for the answer!