Hi Kirkby, >Geert and other members of the Foxgroup:
>I have never managed to get either a cross-compile or remote debugging >to work in Eclipse. If you go through the documentation for the C++ >plugin it should be realizable. >It appears that the non-managed make using existing >makefiles should work. I played around with setting up >the cris compiler, and setting up the environment with no success. >I'm sure its possible, though. Well, I have good news. Yesterday, I was able to create a project in Eclipse and use the make facilities of that environment too to compile my source code. It's still a bit unstable (I mean, I have to write down precisely what I've done to make it work), but if there is interest, I'm certainly willing to share this info. >I did get a number of remote debuggers to work. Go to the Etrax >website. There is a very good application note on setting up gdb, >and GUI versions such as DDD and Insight. Those worked "OK." >Also, Kdbg, the KDE gui for gdb was easy to set up and use. Indeed, that's the one remaining "flaw" I have in Eclipse. But in the mean time, I successfully used DDD to debug my user space applications. And that's already great and a big step forward to me. Hope, however, I will be able to fully switch to Eclipse one day, since then I have everything together: editor, make and debug. And to me, that's the ultimate in developer world... Best rgds, --Geert
