Though QC is not supporting it (at this time), there is a version of GCC that you can use. If you contact support, and explain to them what you're doing, perhaps they could help.
p.s., A bit ago I stumbled across this project description (at Harvey Mudd College) while trying to find out about BREW and GCC (http://www.cs.hmc.edu/clinic/projectsByYear.html)
<font size=3><pre> QUALCOMM, Inc. has developed BREW, a software API for ARM-based handheld<br> devices. BREW enables developers to write applications that can be run on<br> a variety of such devices, including wireless phones. The team has been<br> asked to reduce the cost of developing BREW applications by finding a way<br> to use GNU GCC within the Windows NT/2000 environment to compile BREW<br> applications for the ARM target, eliminating the need for the expensive<br> ARM compiler suite.
Faculty Advisor: Christopher Stone
Student Team: Roy Shea (TL), Samuel Ahn, Andrew Schoonmaker, Erin Sperry</pre></font>I tried to contact the faculty advisor (stone@cs.hmc.edu) and he ignored me ... rude ... but perhaps (as a fellow academician) you would have better luck.