nanogui: Thread: IDE-UI for Embedded Linux development?

Does anyone know of an Integrated Development Environment (IDE - something
similar to MS-Visual C++) with a friendly UI for developing to embedded
Linux? Perhaps a shell application for the GNU Tools. Is there anything that
comes close enough that could be easily adapted?

Thanks,

Jason

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Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 9:32 AM
Subject: IDE-UI for Embedded Linux development?


> Does anyone know of an Integrated Development Environment (IDE - something
> similar to MS-Visual C++) with a friendly UI for developing to embedded
> Linux? Perhaps a shell application for the GNU Tools. Is there anything
that
> comes close enough that could be easily adapted?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jason
>
>
>
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"Chagas, Jason" wrote:

> Does anyone know of an Integrated Development Environment (IDE - something
> similar to MS-Visual C++) with a friendly UI for developing to embedded
> Linux? Perhaps a shell application for the GNU Tools. Is there anything that
> comes close enough that could be easily adapted?

Hi Jason,
in the past I had same trouble and I stay much time in web to find
some usable and simple IDEs for Linux Host. At the end I have choice
three products configurables to work with gcc/ld/gdb/...........
for embedded systems like sh-xxx-gcc, i386-xxx-gcc or 68k-xxx-gdb.....
They are all free-source software and you can download they from
relative
web sites.

Code Medic and Code Crusader built a complete IDE environment which
permit you to create a project, write files, compile and debug all using
a graphical interface.
You must have a compatible with gcc rom monitor in you target board.

DDD is a wonderful graphical interface to debug with gdb and is more
powerful of Code Medic and permit you to debug also to assembler level.
You must have a compatible with gcc rom monitor in you target board.

Personally I use Code Crusader to develop and DDD to debug.


Lite site list inherent IDE for Linux :

http://www.newplanetsoftware.com/medic/
http://www.newplanetsoftware.com/jcc/
http://www.gnu.org/software/ddd/
http://www.takefive.com/
http://fara.cs.uni-potsdam.de/~smeier/www/
http://www.softwarebuero.de/wipeout-eng.html

Sorry for my bad English,
I hope this help you !

Silverio Diquigiovanni
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Yep.  Is called (X)Emacs.  There are ports for just about every OS known to
exist.  I uses it on Windows NT and Linux.  I have even customised the both
versions to support the windows/Borland keys I am so used to. 


Regards,
Rod Boyce

		-----Original Message-----
		From:	Chagas, Jason ####@####.####
		Sent:	Wednesday, 12 April 2000 13:32
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		Subject:	IDE-UI for Embedded Linux development?

		Does anyone know of an Integrated Development Environment
(IDE - something
		similar to MS-Visual C++) with a friendly UI for developing
to embedded
		Linux? Perhaps a shell application for the GNU Tools. Is
there anything that
		comes close enough that could be easily adapted?

		Thanks,

		Jason



	
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