This article is a tutorial on how to use Intel® System Studio to build and debug C/C++ applications running on Intel® Edison. Intel® C++ Compiler and GNU Debugger are the components from Intel® System Studio. With this tutorial, you will know how to use Intel® C++ compiler to build the application from Eclipse or from the command line. You will also know how to use GNU* Debugger for the remote debugging from Eclipse. Intel® System Studio supports cross build from both Windows host and Linux host. This article will use Windows as the major host system for the demonstration. The Linux host user can use the similar way to cross build and debug the applications for Intel® Edison.
Contents
1 Prerequisite
1.1 Edison Development Environment
1.2 Eclipse* IDE
1.3 Intel(R) System Studio
2 Using Intel(R) C++ Compiler from Eclipse
2.1 Create a helloworld Project
2.2 Setup the Project Properties
2.3 Build the Application
2.4 Setup Run Configurations
2.5 Run the helloworld Application
3 Using GNU* Debugger for Remote Debugging from Eclipse
3.1 Setup Debug Configurations
3.2 Start Remote Debugging
4 Using Intel(R) C++ Compiler from Command Line
4.1 Command line For Arduino User
4.2 Command line for Edison SDK User
5 Using GNU* Debugger for Remote Debugging from Command Line
6 Reference
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This article applies to:
Products: Intel(R) System Studio 2015
Host OS/platforms: Linux*, Windows*
Target OS/platforms: Yocto* Project/Edison