Hello everbody
I am newbies linux and beagleboard
bitbake and others linux dev environment very dificult forme (NOW)
Can I write some little simple stand alone code such as ledblink or
helloword
and how I can setting up code blocks ide for beagleboard code
development
I want to type this make g++ LEDblink or I want to using codeblocks
ide my XP pc
can you help me
regards
Dear ekrem_hb,
Do you mean you do not want’s OS and run some codes directly?
There are some ways to do this.One way is using JTAG emulator(we use XDS560) to execute code in CCS,both for DSP64+ and CortexA8,and I think it just like your wish.Another way is adding your code into the x-loader,which is the 2nd step bootloader,and transfered to the board using SD…But this way is lack of debug support.
Another JTAG for ARM（named OpenOCD） maybe cheaper but I haven’t tried it yet.（http://beagleboard.org/project/OpenOCD+OMAP3+JTAG+support/）
best wishes
2009/12/24 ekrem_hb <ekrem.hacibektasoglu@gmail.com>
Use the amethyst builder
http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/narcissus/ to generate an image
and install that.
I would suggest using a larger card and make the root partition larger
(or create an additional partition).
After doing that you could install things like g++ and compile on the beagle.
Maybe not the fastest dev platform but easy to set up (and if you
think the beagle is too slow for dev platform, well 10 years ago a
mainstream PC would be at that speed.
Merry Xmas.
Frans
Firstly thanks for all kindly reply
which compiler I can use file for dos type cons
such as : >make g++ LEDblink.c
or I want to use codeblocks how I can setting up codeblocks and arm
compiler for writing standalone code
regards and thanks
Firstly thanks for all kindly reply
which compiler I can use file for dos type cons
http://www.elinux.org/ARMCompilers#Recommendations
Meanwhile, CodeSourcery's 2009q3-67 is abailable, too. Not sure if anybody (Mans? 
) already looked at it regarding "general usability", though.
Dirk