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Anton Kolesov edited this page Jul 21, 2014 · 14 revisions

Introduction

The ARC GNU Eclipse IDE consists of the Eclipse IDE combined with an Eclipse CDT Managed Build Extension plug-in for the ARC GNU Toolchain and GDB embedded debugger plug-in for ARC, based on the Zylin Embedded CDT plug-in. The ARC GNU IDE supports the development of managed C/C++ applications for ARC processors using the ARC GNU toolchain for bare metal applications (elf32).

The ARC GNU IDE provides support for the following functionality:

  • Support for Windows 7, Ubuntu Linux 14.04 LTS and RedHat Enterprise Linux 6.0 Development Host Systems

  • Support for the ARC EM and HS Processors

  • Support for little and big endian configurations

  • Ability to create C/C++ projects using the ARC elf32 cross-compilation toolchain

  • Configuration of toolchain parameters per project

  • Configuration of individual options (such as preprocessor, optimization, warnings, libraries, and debugging levels) for each toolchain component:

    • arc-elf32-gcc
    • arc-elf32-gdb
    • arc-elf32-as
    • arc-elf32-size

  • Configuration of debug and run configurations for EM Starter Kit using OpenOCD.

  • Configuration of debug and run configurations for supported FPGA Development Systems and debug probes (Digilent HS1 or Ashling Opella-XD).

  • GDB-based debugging using Debug perspective providing detailed debug information (including breakpoints, variables, registers, and disassembly)

Note: Before you begin, refer to the EM Starter Kit and ARC GDB Getting Started guide and follow the instructions on how to connect the EM Starter Kit to your PC. This is required for the Eclipse IDE GDB debugger to successfully download and debug programs on the target.

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