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Mike Frysinger wrote: |
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> On Friday 12 September 2008, billium wrote: |
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>> get openocd from respository, svn checkout |
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>> svn://svn.berlios.de/openocd/trunk/openocd and extract |
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> why ? we have an openocd-9999.ebuild which fetches straight from the upstream |
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> site ... |
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I have to chuckle out loud...... |
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Some time ago, I inquired about using developing on embedded (gentoo) |
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linux using Eclipse and any sort of TAG/BDM device. |
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I still remember the (focused) scolding you gave me about how that |
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was not the *nix way. Command line, burn and churn, etc etc.... |
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As an old (*nix) fart, I rather enjoyed (and agreed with) your prose. |
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However, the planet is being overrun with young kids that like their |
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gui-fied tools.... |
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Now you are pointing folks to openocd......? |
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It was after my visit to the Freescale conference in Orlando, 2007. |
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I then predicted (learned is more accurate) that many of the vendors |
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are planning on moving to Eclipse as the support package for |
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development (BSP: board support packages). It make a lots of sense. |
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And their FAE's can support Eclipse on a linux or windows platform. |
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*WOW* What's next? |
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Maybe we can all agree on a BSP that works well with a JTAG and |
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Eclipse, and make it an option for Noobs wanting to get into |
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embedded Gentoo? I think this is an easier sell than GNAP....? |
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Keeping cost down is a good idea, and my early vote goes for |
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an Arm9 board. |
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thoughts? |
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James |
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