I use KDevelop on a Fedora Core 4, 64bit development machine.
It cross compiles to create TS7200 executables for my TS7250 target machine.
These executables are copied to a shared directory that is mounted via NFS on
the target system.
I login to the target with SSH. I have exchanged keys in advance. So I'm not
prompted for a password. This means I can issue shell commands from the
development machine to the target with out supplying a password (usefull for
debugging).
Some things I tried, but didn't like:
I've loaded the kernel via TFTP on booting, and mount the root file system via
NFS. This is great for kernel development, but too slow booting for
application development, with many reboots.
I tried remote graphical debugging, but I didn't find it very useful. Good
programing techniques makes many errors show up during compile time. And the
IDE can jump from line to line to fix those errors.
I rely a lot on ASSERTIONS to detect and identify bugs.
If possible I use my development system as the target for larger sections of
code (e.g. web interface) then port to the TS7200.
-Curtis.
On October 4, 2005 10:13 am, briannewberry2 wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone out there is using an IDE for developing on
> this board as opposed to the gcc command line compiler. I know I can
> find one to write the C code in that will be better than notepad in
> terms of just writing the code, but I'm looking for one that will also
> do the compiling and possibly some debugging. Has anyone tried porting
> the cross tool chain to a free IDE like an Eclipse or something
> similiar? If so how?
>
> Brian
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