Arm dev-tools for linux ?

Hello, I am new to ARM.

Looking around the embedded specialists (IAR, KEIL) provide Windows tools only. Can someone recommend a Linux based tool chain:

- IDE with code-editor, compiler, debugger based on JTAG and/or mini Debugger server on target

- simulator (do not know if that exists)

Is there an ARM7 dev board or device that has an ARM and CPLD connected for a "one fits all" usage (instead of looking to the MCU that fits to the problem) ?

Thanks,

Adib.

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Adib Taraben
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- both Windoze and Linux.

Regards, Richard.

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Rowley CrossWorks supports Linux. There's a long thread ("Opinions on Rowley CrossWorks for ARM". It's based on the gcc but with their own libraries which are said to outperform the open source libraries (newlib, uclibc). Not sure if it includes a simulator.

The ARM toolchain (RealView Development Suite) works on Linux, too, and is based on ARM's own compiler.

An alternative could be a completely free toolchain with Eclipse, GCC, newlib and GDB. The OpenOCD

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supports JTAG debugging on ARM7/9 systems with Wigglers, FT2232 based devices (JTAGkey, ARM-USB-OCD, Signalyzer, homebrew devices) and the Amontec JTAG Accelerator, but I might be a bit biased, so I leave it to others to recommend alternatives.

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Dominic

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Take a look at

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I've been using their stuff for a couple of years. Good support too.

Stan Katz

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I do not know if it fits your needs but you might check out OpenOCD, and James Lynch's GNU+ARM tutorial:

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(Technologic Systems) sells a board with an ARM9 and and FPGA.

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"Adib Taraben" skrev i meddelandet news:454dc734$0$30318$ snipped-for-privacy@newsspool1.arcor-online.net...

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has an ARM9 with FPGA for real linux (not uCLinux)

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Try Mentor Graphics Eclipse based IDE EDGE which comes with Debugger, simulator and dozens of demos!

regards, mudassir.

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