mgeorge3_2000 wrote:
> I am just getting started with ARM development and am wondering the
> most efficient way to develop. It seems that developing and compiling
> on the ARM device TS-7000 would be slower than cross compiling and
> running on an NFS fileshare.
>
> So far I've tried the following.
> 1. Compiling on the device (TS-7XXXX)
> 2. Compiling on a Debian virtual machine with gcc-crosstools.
> 3. Compiling on a Debian virtual machine with eclipse, (compiles but
> won't link, still playing).
> 4. * Plan to try compiling under Cygwin.
I've done 1 and 4. I was a bit late on the scene, and a colleague
steered me into Cygwin; it was already set up on the machine I was to
work on. I'm still developing our app. code that way. Given
Technologic's release of the Cygwin tools it works OK.
I prefer native compiles (1) for the standard open-source packages,
because the ./configure|make|install works most smoothly. It's even
easier, though, to used apt-get to acquire the pre-compiled packages.
I'll probably be setting up crosstools on a Ubuntu desktop soon, I
anticipate (hope?) that it won't be much different from 4 and 2.
Mel.
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