I need to do some embedded development (which I'm new to) for an ARM device. I'm trying to build a program on my x86 Linux machine and run it remotely over SSH on the ARM device. Is this possible with CodeLite?
I understand I can transfer files and mirror a workspace with SFTP, but the device has very limited resources so I simply want to send over the executable, that is run the program on the device as well as remote debug.
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Is it possible to execute program on remote device?
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Re: Is it possible to execute program on remote device?
I think in theory it's possible. I haven't done that in a while. If you go to project settings under workspace view, the debugger tab has a checkbox for remote debugging. If you click on it, there are options for the IP address and port to talk to gdb remotely.
I would attack this by trying to get gdb working manually, then try to get working with codelite.
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I would attack this by trying to get gdb working manually, then try to get working with codelite.
HTH's
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Re: Is it possible to execute program on remote device?
Thanks for the response. Say I get it working with remote debugging, how would you go about running the app on that same remote device from CodeLite? ie. How to make it the target device?Gibbon1 wrote:I think in theory it's possible. I haven't done that in a while. If you go to project settings under workspace view, the debugger tab has a checkbox for remote debugging. If you click on it, there are options for the IP address and port to talk to gdb remotely.
I would attack this by trying to get gdb working manually, then try to get working with codelite.
HTH's