Hello, i'm I'm having difficulty understanding how to create bare metal firmware for ia-32 architecture. Would the Intel C Compiler do this? I don't want to create win32 exe apps, I would like to create raw binary images that can be run during the boot up process on a DVD perhaps. Where is the hardware library for Intel Atom D410PT? And how do we include that library into code that is written in something like Notepad? I will be compiling by command line. My goal is to create a bare metal binary firmware application, but I need access to all hardware locations, inside and outside of the CPU. I have asked for technical support with Parallel studio, but customer service keeps saying my request is out of their scope. I can't believe they treat me that way after I paid for my license. So, how can I create a bare metal binary that would run as a bootable image with the Intel C Compiler writing code in Notepad that compiles in the command prompt? Thanks for your help.
