Just a quick video guide to setting up Eclipse for both C++ and Java development under Windows. This is useful for one of the modules that I teach at DCU in Object-oriented Programming. It uses MinGW and CDT to allow GNU c++ to work and the Java SDK for Java.
Hi Derek,
I couldn’t find a good step-by-step tutorial to Cross-Compile and Remote Deploy from Windows for BeagleBone using Eclipse and some gcc Toolchain. Therefore I did a little research myself and after being successful I decided to put my results online.
The goal was to configure such a toolchain for Windows without using Cygwin or a Virtual Machine with Linux.
If you’re interested please check
http://jkuhlm.tipido.net/hellobone/
and feel free to leave a comment or a question.
Have fun
Joerg
Derek,
*GREAT* tutorial that you’ve created.
The following is a helpful comment based on Daniele Maddaluno’s post of 3.17.2013:
Using the default location of “C:\MinGW” as used in the video, the “Path” variable of Windows should be appended with: “;C:\MinGW\bin” so the .dll’s and gdb.exe are found (better than copying the files into the /windows/system32 directory or another directory that is already defined via the “path” variable)
HI sir i am a working on beagleboard thesedays and due to your guidance i have been able to crosscompile C/C++ codes for beagleboard but now i am trying to develop a GUI application using gtk and eclipse C/C++ CDT but i cannot find any toolchain for arm crosscompiling please guide me in this regard.
thank you and pardon me for my improper english.