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Dear users, |
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It's my first step to program a embedded system. |
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It's a industrial PC with a compact flash. On this compact flash, I put |
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uclibc + busybox. |
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So, I think, it is not a cross-development. |
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Until now, I program on DOS system with a IDE like BORLAND CPP. |
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I think, it is not possible to use such IDE on linux under a terminal |
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session ( so without using X, KDE, Gnome ). |
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I read, that CODE::blocks is a good IDE. |
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My question : |
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- Do I install the GNOME, X Windows or KDE for using CODE::block ? What is |
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the best ? |
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- For my target, I use uclibc. Must I install code block under my CHOST ( |
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where I install uclibc ). Or maybee it is not necessary. |
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- In this case, must I configure CODE::block to use uclibc ? |
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-Is it something important to configure in MAKE.CONF ? |
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- my target is a Industrial PC with a GEODE processor. |
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I know, it is a lot of questions |
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Is it a document, where I can find what I can use and how to configure ? |
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Thanks again for your help. |
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Regards |
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Eric |
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