Maple with eclipse or kiel over usb

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house91320
Member

Is there a way to use eclipse or kiel instead of the maple ide, maintain the same arduino syntax and, to have it upload code over usb and not jtage

Posted 4 years ago #
robodude666
Member

Sure thing!

If you use the command-line toolchain, you can pair it with your favorite IDE or text editor.

Refer to the docs on setting up the toolchain. Once it's setup, create an Eclipse project and configure it to use make.

make will build the project, while
make install will upload the application to the Maple board over USB.

These commands can be assigned to compile/build and run respectfully. Use the IDE as you normally would to do work on your documents. Debugging will obviously not work without JTAG and OpenOCD.

-robodude666

Posted 4 years ago #
wyzarddoc
Member

robodud666;
I have been trying to get the eclipse ide to work with the maple and cannot find the . File -> import
. C/C++ -> Existing Code as MakeFile project menu option mentioned in the previous elcipse quickstart post. I am using the Helix 3.5.2 ubuntu software center version. Would you explain in more detail how to setup eclipse to use a make file?? Also I have the maple toolchain working from the command line in it's default location, have installed and have codesourcery in eclipse working. I would also like to use JTAG and OpenOCD since I have a olimex arm-usb
thanks
Doc

Posted 4 years ago #

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