Best development tools for embedded computers

Hi,

I am looking for your advice and suggestions. I have recently started on a project for an embedded system. The single board computer (SBC) I am using is Intel compatible so the applications I create on a my Linux box will run on both computers. Indeed I have come so far that I have an application where I can communicate by UDP or TCP with a host computer. I have written all this in Borland Kylix C, which is very handy for me since I normally use Delphi on Windows. Borland Delphi, C++ Builder, Kylix Delphi, Kylix C and Kylix C++ all have the same VERY nice IDE and furthermore it can cross compile between Windows and Linux.

So far so good. However, It seems like Borland has only thought of Kylix for writing desktop applications, so it cannot do remote debugging on my SBC, and this makes it rather awkward to use for embedded computers since I have special hardware attached. That's the whole point.

There doesn't seem to be any help underway, so I probably have to make the unpleasant decision and pick something else. I have had a brief look at the KDevelop and it looks rather nice. Is it a good choice and, most importantly, will it allow me to do the remote debugging? Other suggestions?

Thanks,

Jens.

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