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FreeRtos+Eclipse

Posted by suhas nimbargi on December 10, 2010

Hi All
I am new in this field . I want use FreeRtos (Cotex-m3 core) with Eclipse but i dont know which compiler i have to use and how to use?
Can anyone help me?

Regards
Suhas

RE: FreeRtos+Eclipse

Posted by Dave on December 10, 2010

GCC would be normal with Eclipse, but the set up of the Eclipse environment for cross compilation and debugging is going to be the same for any application, not just FreeRTOS applications. The question is a bit out of scope, and there is plenty of information on the internet about this, even the FreeRTOS site itself.