Okay. Fair enough. Assuming that you're running a Korn-type shell (that is, ksh, pdksh, bash, or zsh), type exactly what it shows: ``export PATH=/usr/local/armtools-empeg/bin:$PATH''. If you're running the Bourne shell (sh), you'll need to change that to ``PATH=/usr/local/armtools-empeg/bin:$PATH; export PATH''. If you're running a C-Shell-type shell (csh, tcsh), you'll need to change that to ``setenv PATH /usr/local/armtools-empeg/bin:$PATH''.

After you've done that, you can compile stuff with the binaries that exist in that directory. All of them have the prefix arm-empeg-linux-, but otherwise are known by their fairly well-known names; gcc is the C compiler, ld is the linker, etc.