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Dear peter, |
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Thanks for your reply. |
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You are right. There is a lot of documentations to read and that's what I do |
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;-). |
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I already make a little linux for my board by following the gentoo embedded |
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manual. |
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On my target, there is busybox and uclibc installed. |
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Now, I look for a IDE for programming. |
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I found that Eclipse is frequently used to develop for embeded device. |
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So, I install it ( on windows first . Only to learn how it work ). |
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Again, you are right, it's best to program directly by using a little |
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editor, make, makefile, etc... |
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I will also try to use my one makefile... |
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Thanks for the idea about using coreboot. I will try it, but for the |
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future... |
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Best regards |
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