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By naz
#93533
Hello all,
i'm using linux platform,anyone can tell me IDE for ARM, and how to install.

thank you :)
By motopic
#93568
1. yagarto(Eclipse+toolchain)
2. codesourcery gcc toolchain
3. build your own toolchain (you need newlib or other arm peripherals library)

Linux: use Emacs, CodeBlocks, KDevelop as IDE - point them to your toolchain.
By cfb
#94190
naz wrote:i'm using linux platform,anyone can tell me IDE for ARM, and how to install.
If you unable to work out how to do this yourself I recommend that you go for a professionally supported product like CrossWorks for ARM:

http://www.rowley.co.uk/
By naz
#94222
yes correct...but i want to do in linux..
By cfb
#94224
naz wrote:yes correct...but i want to do in linux..
Understood. According to the information on their website CrossWorks is supported on Linux kernel 2.6 and above (x86 and x64). It has been tested on Ubuntu 9.10, Ubuntu 8.04 LTS, Ubuntu 6.06 LTS, openSUSE 10.3, Debian 4.0 and PCLinuxOS 2007.
By naz
#94234
yes i agree your's point...
but crossworks not free one...i need free compiler or ide for arm in linux os
By cfb
#94311
naz wrote:yes i agree your's point...
but crossworks not free one...i need free compiler or ide for arm in linux os
OK - just keep in mind that 'free' software only equates to 'no cost' software if your time is worth nothing to you.
By naz
#94351
thank you cfb...may i choose eclipse ide...