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This section provides a simple example of a generic __toolchain file__ for CMake that can be used along with the __IAR C/C++ Compiler__.
In order to get the toolchain file with all the examples, you can clone this repository __or__, if you want to get only the files from a single example, click on its respective link in the [examples](#examples)' titles and get it bundled in a __zip__ archive.
On the [examples/iar-toolchain.cmake](examples/iar-toolchain.cmake) file, perform the following changes to match your system:
* Update [__CMAKE_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR__](examples/iar-toolchain.cmake#L11) with one of the valid compiler's target `<arch>`:
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The __CMakeLists.txt__ in the examples use expressions that look like this `$<...>`. Those are the so-called [_generator expressions_][url-cm-docs-genex] (or _genex_, for short) and they allow us to express our intentions in many powerful ways.
>:warning: In order to get the all the examples, you can clone this repository __or__, if you want to get only the files from a single example, click on its respective link in the examples' titles and get it bundled in a __zip__ archive.
### Example 1 - [Mixing C and Assembly][url-repo-example1]
The [mix-c-asm](examples/mix-c-asm) project demonstrates the basic concepts on how to build a single executable target (__mixLanguages__) using __C__ and __Assembly__ sources.