--- In "Geri" <> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I am new here and firstly send some greetings from Austria to all
of
> you!
>
> I am new in the Linux world but have experince in controller
> programming on windows machines. I am also doing some development
of
> ARM7 systems using eclipse and gdb.
>
> Now my idea is use the eclipse environment also for development
> (compilation, program uploadm remote debugging etc.) for my TS-7300
> board, I bougth last year. I also have the develoment kit.
>
>
> Now some questions to you:
>
> 1.) If I want do develop a program for the TS-7300 on the windows
> machine, e.g. hello world application, do I need some further files
> to include e.g. a startup-file or some other libraries or binaries?
>
> 2.) Is there an "easy" possibility to use the ethernet connection
to
> the TS-7300 board for debugging? Does it make sense or is there a
> more efficient way?
>
> 3.) Is there a possibility to upload and execute a program over
debug
> interface directly from the eclipse environment.
>
> 4.) Do you think this development approach does make sense or is
> there a more successful concept?
>
> I would also be very interested in a tutorial or hints outlining
this
> configuration process.
>
> Thank you for your help and best regards
>
> Gerhard
> PS: I alread read some tutorials e.g. ts-7300-manual.pdf but did
not
> found enough information for starting up
>
i've been using the following hosted on a Windows systems for some
time and it's working for me:
1. Eclipse with CDT (C Developers Toolkit) plugin.
I use this with the gcc -Wall switch which often
points out trouble areas in my code.
It even checks the format strings in printf's against the
parameters.
2. Cygwin and Technologic Cross compiler for cygwin.
3. Free Download 'Unix tools for Windows' from msoft site and set
up an NFS mount on your windows machine and mount on the
technologic board.
This allows you to compile to the Windows NFS shared directory
and immediatly run on the technologic board.
4. I use the above to both cross compile a custom kernel and all
c code for a 7400
5. The most time consuming task of this setup for me is when I
download some third party code, I usually have to spend some time
getting ./configure to work and sometimes have to manually edit
the resulting make file.
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