I'm about to embark on a journey and I'm interested in knowing about any
resources and caveats I should be aware of.

I have
* an ARM board called "arm".
* an ubuntu-desktop called "ubuntu-desktop".
* a project called "hello".

I want to
* sit at ubuntu-desktop and write hello code.
* compile the hello code on ubuntu-desktop and then deploy it to arm.
* run hello on arm and debug it from ddd on ubuntu-desktop.

I believe
* I need to compile gcc on ubuntu-desktop.
* I deploy production binaries for hello to arm
* I run "gdbserver 0.0.0.0:5555 hello" on arm
* I connect to gdbserver with gdb specifying debug binaries on
ubuntu-desktop

Something like that?

AJ ONeal
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