Hi
Ranran,
The Cross GCC toolchain helps you use a GCC that is not
supported by the more conventional toolchains in CDT (Linux GCC, MacOSX GCC,
MinGW GCC...). With Cross GCC, you can define a prefix and a path to the
compiler.
For example, if I have
C:\toolchains\bin\arm-linux-gcc.exe
The prefix is
arm-linux-
The path is C:\toolchains\bin\
To set up
such a project in CDT, use the new project wizard (File > New > C++
project)
Untick the default location checkbox and browse for the folder
containing your code.
If you use your own Makefile (or other command line
build system), choose Makefile > Empty project on the left side and Cross
GCC on the right side.
The wizard will ask you the prefix and the path of
the compiler after a few pages (the ones I mentioned before).
With that
project set up, you should be able to build and navigate your
code.
Regards,
Marc-Andre
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Subject: [cdt-dev] Reset to the local cross
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hi,
I
now to install CDT_8_8 in eclipse,want
to use my local directory crossover tool chain compiled c/c + + project.How
should I do ability to use own crossover tool chain?Can
you help me?
Thank you
Ranran
