[dsdp-tm-dev] Remote development on Linux

[Marko Dolenc <dmarko@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

I'm trying to do some C/C++ development on linux (x64) from a windows 
workstation machine (x86/x64) with Eclipse. Here's some stuff I already 
tried:
-RSE - works nicely but you need a SSH terminal to build
-RDT (which I guess is RSE with automatic start-up of dstore server) - 
can build from Eclipse GUI, but I can't run/debug applications that are 
built and located on linux machine. By the looks of it I would need to 
download executable to windows machine, re-upload the same file back to 
linux machine (or at least have a dummy linux executable on windows 
machine to be able to run "remote application launcher") and use 
gdbserver to forward stuff on my windows machine running a cross build 
of gdb (and for example gdb from cygwin doesn't work).
-TCF - Seams to be the best tool for the job. I can do everything 
including debugging, but the tool is still in development and for 
example while stepping through the code worked I was unable to place 
breakpoints.

So what would be the most stable/feature complete version of TCF and is 
there any roadmap available about its development? Is there any other 
alternative for this type of usage (linux x64 target, windows x32/x64 
workstation) that does not include cross compilers and debuggers?

Thank you!

Best regards,
Marko Dolenc


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