Maxpower wrote:So let me get this straight do you use yagarto with eclipse for the IDE? I've been doing a little bit of reading around line whenever I have the time.
Yes, Eclipse is the IDE (with all that baggage, java, etc)
Yagarto is the Compiler/Library set.
Maybe I didn't say clearly, but I tried Yagarto/Eclipse and its a pain to setup.
Took me a few days just to get set, then play with it.
To me simple editors like JFE (200kb, loads in 5microseconds) or Crimson or ProgrammersNotepad2 or Notepad++ are much better solutions. I recently found another called Code::Blocks which is also interesting. All of these I list could also support Yagarto if we wanted them to. Code::Blocks is also available in win32 and linux versions.
WinARM is a single file install, that sets up everything you need to get started including programmers notepad2. It could use a little attention these days, but seems very good to me. Cant remember if you need a arm lib for your chip - cause i already had that. Both systems require you to setup OpenOCD separately.