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=== Code Style Tips ===
 
=== Code Style Tips ===
 
* This section is for good [[Code Styling Tips]]
 
* This section is for good [[Code Styling Tips]]
* [[Extern_Vs_Static_Inline Here]] is a short explanation on the proper use of "inline" keyword.
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* [[Extern_Vs_Static_Inline]] is a short explanation on the proper use of "inline" in kernel code.
  
 
=== Debugging Tips ===
 
=== Debugging Tips ===

Revision as of 18:27, 6 April 2009

This page has information about developing Embedded Linux, including links to toolchains, debuggers and other development tools. Also, it has links to pages with debugging tips.

Development Tools

Toolchains

Debuggers

Integrated Development Environments

  • Eclipse - Powerfull IDE written in JAVA.
  • jEdit - Editor written in JAVA which can be expanded to a full IDE with plug-ins.
  • KDevelop - Standard IDE for KDE.
  • Emacs - Powerful IDE, extensible in LISP, ships with modes to integrates with SCM (GIT, SVN, CVS...), build systems, debugger and even fancy multi-window with ECB.
  • VIm - Powerful IDE, extensible with scripting, can use various modules for completion and more.
  • KScope - Cscope based source editing environment with KDE.
  • FIXTHIS - need more links for IDEs

Emulators

Tracers and Profilers

Benchmarks

Source Management Tools

There are a number of tools for managing patches, which are useful for different tasks. There's now a whole page devoted to this. See Source Management Tools

For some simple tools for managing patches, see Diff And Patch Tricks

Test Systems

Developer Resources

Kernel mailing lists, web sites, etc.

Documentation

Online

Books


See also Category:Books

Podcasts

Code Style Tips

Debugging Tips

GCC Tips and Tricks

  • This section of GCC Tips is a collection of tips and tricks helpful for embedded developers

Network Setup

Embedded Linux Distributions