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> I was wondering if there is any intuitive integrated > development environment for cross-gcc. Well, all my tools are fully integrated into bash, I quite like it myself :-) For more GUI-like stuff, you might want to have a look at Source Navigator, which is somewhat like Visual Studio. I am not sure it supports cross-compiling straight out of the box, but it shouldn't be much of a problem to adapt (there are people here using Visual Studio for cross compiling, so why not...) I believe CodeMagic could fill the spot as well. It was once targeted for Perl, and then they realised they could do whatever with it... > In general, what are all the good things about gcc I can > tell? (i already mention quite a few to my boss) I would basically say: there is no such thing as an IDE for x-compilation, because specific needs are different from platform to platform. Sure you can put your cross compiler in a nice window, and get the editor to compile when you press F9, and even start the software emulation when you press F5, but the bottom line is that each target is different and you often need widely different tools to get software on a target. The IDE just won't know all the possible ways (are you downloading with FTP? or a Flash emulator? or JTAG? or something altogether different and possibly proprietary?). And when there is no unified way of doing something, the only flexible way is the command line (well, I guess you could use complicated things like CORBA or COM to get the IDE to talk to a "target" object with specific methods, but then you will need a specialist to program your tiny bit that talks to the board... that's overkill IMO). What's wrong with command line anyway? Cheers, Y. ------ Want more information? See the CrossGCC FAQ, http://www.objsw.com/CrossGCC/ Want to unsubscribe? Send a note to crossgcc-unsubscribe@sourceware.cygnus.com
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