Can't use the Beagle - I need PC/104 for this.
I'm not very familiar with cross-platform development (except for the miserable
experiences I've had with it developing for VxWorks). TS doesn't seem to offer
Eclipse for the TS-7200, so how do I go about getting and setting up Eclipse to
run on Windows, such that it will build for a TS-7250 (Linux 2.4) and, ideally,
let me debug remotely on the TS7200? I can probably live with a virtual Linux
environment; can someone point me to one, ideally free or low cost? As long as
it stays in a window and lets me keep instant access to my vast array of
Windows tools and gadgets. :-) Basically I'm looking for someone to say "I got
my virtual environment here, and eclipse for TS development there, and I use
them daily to write code for a TS-7250 and it all just works."
I sense I'm going to have a LOT of questions.
As a rambling side note, I'm a great fan of Linux system calls and unix
programming in general, it's the user interface I can't stand. I don't like
stumbling around in csh, trying to remember commands. Part of the problem is
that I've been exposed to too many different flavors of unix over too many
years and they are all just slightly different; I can't tell you how much it
sucks to do have do a man ps every time you want to fiddle with ps's options;
is it ps -a? ps -lef? ps -q? And part of it is my fingers know how to do
everything on Windows and I just never got the hang of Gnome or the
equivalents. And part of it is that my idea of installing an OS (or anything
else) is putting a CD in and clicking install, or clicking on a link. I'm a
huge fan of things that "just work". Last time I tried to install a unix OS I
ended up in a twisty little maze of config files and apt-gets and incompatible
hardware and oh-I-think-Joe-wrote-a-driver-for-that-tell-him-Mikey-sent-you...
no. Life is too short to get repeatedly dragged down dark alleys and mugged by
incomprehensible command line apps fetched from strange little websites, that
need 7 different arguments and which, if mistyped, will brick your box. Not
when you finally end up with a box that doesn't talk to device Z and only lets
you use Y if you first sudo autofraggle -z -q7 /dev/weirdThing3.... No. I won't
go back, do you hear me? I can't! I won't!
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