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JulienB: /* Debug helloworld on the target */

2017-07-12T16:29:36Z

‎Debug helloworld on the target

JulienB: /* Eclipse installation */

2017-07-12T15:59:54Z

‎Eclipse installation

JulienB: /* Debug helloworld on the target */

2017-07-12T15:59:36Z

‎Debug helloworld on the target

JulienB: /* Eclipse starting and configuration for the target (C/C++ developpers) */

2017-07-12T15:50:24Z

‎Eclipse starting and configuration for the target (C/C++ developpers)

JulienB at 15:35, 12 July 2017

2017-07-12T15:35:12Z

JulienB: /* Eclipse starting and configuration for the target */

2015-11-23T14:51:57Z

‎Eclipse starting and configuration for the target

JulienB at 14:47, 23 November 2015

2015-11-23T14:47:44Z

JulienB at 09:09, 29 February 2012

2012-02-29T09:09:50Z

JulienB: change PATH

2012-02-29T09:09:00Z

change PATH

JulienB: update PATHs

2012-02-29T09:06:59Z

update PATHs

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 # This new configuration will be automatically named "helloworld Debug". Select the '''Debugger''' tab
 # Select '''gdbserver Debugger''' in the "debugger" drop down list
-# Now indicates where GDB is located (debugger option and GDB Debugger input); for example: <pre>/home/nicolas/armadeus/buildroot/output/host/usr/bin/arm-linux-gdb</pre>
+# Now indicates where GDB is located (Debugger option -> Main -> GDB Debugger); for example: <pre>/home/nicolas/armadeus/buildroot/output/host/usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-gdb</pre>
 # Once done, the link between the GDB server (on the target) and the GDB client (on the host) has to be configured. In "Debugger Options", select the "Connection" tab then "TCP" for the type if you want to use the ethernet link
 # Indicates the target IP address for the gdb host server and then the port number: here 2345<br>

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 * If you don't need latest versions, you can get the one packaged with your distribution, for example on Debian/Ubuntu:
 <pre class="host">
-$ sudo apt-get install eclipse eclipse-cdt eclipse-egit eclipse-subclipse
+$ sudo apt-get install eclipse eclipse-cdt eclipse-egit eclipse-subclipse eclipse-cdt-launch-remote
 </pre>

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 Once the project has successfully compiled and linked:
 # In the Eclipse IDE, right click on "helloworld" in the Project Navigator, then Debug As -> Open Debug Dialog
-# Select '''C/C++ Local Application''' and create a '''new launch configuration''' (first icon in the top menu)
+# Select '''C/C++ Local Application''' and create a '''new launch configuration''' (first icon in the top left menu)
 # This new configuration will be automatically named "helloworld Debug". Select the '''Debugger''' tab
 # Select '''gdbserver Debugger''' in the "debugger" drop down list

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 . Create a new C Project with the name "helloworld" ->File ->New -> C project <br>
 . Enter the project name here "helloworld" and click '''finish''' <br>
-. Now the ARM compiler has to be choosen to build the code for the target. Right click on the project "helloworld" in the project explorer and select '''properties''' <br>
+. Now the ARM© cross-compiler has to be choosen to build the code for the target. Right click on the project "helloworld" in the project explorer and select '''properties''' <br>
 . In the '''C/C++ Build''' entry, select '''Settings''' then '''GCC C Compiler''' then insert the path of the ARM compiler in the field '''Command'''; for example:
-  /home/nicolas/armadeus/buildroot/output/host/usr/bin/arm-linux-gcc
+  /home/nicolas/armadeus/buildroot/output/host/usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-gcc
 . GCC options can be modified in the '''All options''' field  <br>
-. Now the ARM linker has to be chosen as well. '''GCC C Linker''' then insert the path of the ARM linker in the field '''Command'''; for example:
+. Now the ARM© cross-linker has to be chosen as well. '''GCC C Linker''' then insert the path of the ARM linker in the field '''Command'''; for example:
-  /home/nicolas/armadeus/buildroot/output/host/usr/bin/arm-linux-gcc
+  /home/nicolas/armadeus/buildroot/output/host/usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-gcc
-. And finally the ARM assembler. '''GCC Assembler''' then insert the path of the ARM assembler in the field '''Command'''; for example:
+. And finally the ARM© cross-assembler. '''GCC Assembler''' then insert the path of the ARM assembler in the field '''Command'''; for example:
-  /home/nicolas/armadeus/buildroot/output/host/usr/bin/arm-linux-as
+  /home/nicolas/armadeus/buildroot/output/host/usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-as
 . The path for the include files has to be specified as well. Eclipse has, by default, the include path of the host. In the '''C/C++ General''', select '''Paths and Symbols''' then '''GNU C''' in languages and add (for example):
   /home/nicolas/armadeus/buildroot/output/staging/usr/include/

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-How-To install Eclipse IDE and GDB debugger
+How-to install Eclipse IDE and GDB debugger
 ==Forewords==
-Eclipse IDE has been choosen as standard IDE for the Armadeus software development process.<br>
+Eclipse IDE can be used as standard IDE for the Armadeus software development process.
-Specific pluggins will be added to ease writing kernel drivers and user applications. <br>
 Despite one or two drawbacks (Java slowliness and memory usage for example), Eclipse provides several advantages like the support of different languages, the good integration of GDB ...
 ==Eclipse installation==
-* Go to the [http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ Eclipse download page] and select '''Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers''' (Linux version) or '''Eclipse IDE for Java Developers''' (if you intend to do Android development).
+* If you don't need latest versions, you can get the one packaged with your distribution, for example on Debian/Ubuntu:
-* Install Eclipse to your Home directory:
+<pre class="host">
   $ cd $HOME
 Assuming that the downloaded package is located on your desktop:
   $ tar -xvzf Desktop/eclipse-cpp-europa-winter-linux-gtk.tar.gz
 ==Eclipse starting and configuration for the target (C/C++ developpers)==
   $ eclipse/eclipse &
 . Select your workspace (where your projects will be saved) <br>

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 # This new configuration will be automatically named "helloworld Debug". Select the '''Debugger''' tab
 # Select '''gdbserver Debugger''' in the "debugger" drop down list
-# Now indicates where GDB is located (debugger option and GDB Debugger input); for example: <pre>/home/nicolas/armadeus/buildroot/build_armv4t/staging_dir/bin/arm-linux-gdb</pre>
+# Now indicates where GDB is located (debugger option and GDB Debugger input); for example: <pre>/home/nicolas/armadeus/buildroot/output/host/usr/bin/arm-linux-gdb</pre>
 # Once done, the link between the GDB server (on the target) and the GDB client (on the host) has to be configured. In "Debugger Options", select the "Connection" tab then "TCP" for the type if you want to use the ethernet link
 # Indicates the target IP address for the gdb host server and then the port number: here 2345<br>
 # Close and save the Debug configuration
 # Transfer the "helloworld binary" on the target by means of TFTP, SCP or whatever you want ( ''tftp -g -r [PATH]/helloworld HOST_IP_ADDRESS'' )
-# On your APF, start the program with GDB: <pre># gdbserver  HOST_IP_ADDRESS:2345 helloworld </pre>
+# On your APF, start the program with GDB: <pre class="apf"># gdbserver HOST_IP_ADDRESS:2345 helloworld </pre>
 # GDB will launch your program and starts listen on port 2345 for a GDB client.
 # in Eclipse start the debug session Run-> Debug