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Hello evrybody,
I like that someone help me choose a software (C / C + +) Open source, for my robotics tasks contol that has the following characteristics:
-For host: ...
- 03-20-2011 #1Just Joined!
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help me choose a software (C / C + +)
Hello evrybody,
I like that someone help me choose a software (C / C + +) Open source, for my robotics tasks contol that has the following characteristics:
-For host: I used Ubuntu .
-For target: Digilent XUP, processor Leon3 (SPARC) and Linux kernel (2.0 or 2.6).
I found a software orocos ,but it does not work on my processor architecture Leon3 (SPARC).
Any help
- 03-21-2011 #2Linux Guru
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Debian (basis for Ubuntu) works well for embedded type systems. I use it on an ARM architecture board for industrial controls. I use both C and C++ for it, and use either my Ubuntu laptop, or my RHEL (Scientific Linux) workstation as hosts for kernel module development. I build with gcc/g++ directly on the board for application software.
Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
- 03-21-2011 #3Just Joined!
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RE: The robotics tasks
Programming in C/C++ is not reflective, unlike PHP for example (that BTW can embed C++ code as well).
RE: Linux on Leon 3 SPARK
Take a look at this:
Linux for LEON processors - Aeroflex Gaisler
When you arrange your linux platforms search for C++ tools and C++ tools GUI in the repository list (from the Desktop Menu open ->...-> <Add/Remove Software>, and in the search box write: C++).
Try also the PHP script, which is not developed for AI, but turns to be very convenient for the purpose.
- 03-21-2011 #4Just Joined!
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Thanks for your help ,but I want a software that I can integrate the embedded linux kernel
- 03-22-2011 #5Linux Newbie
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You could try QEMU to build your target image, then install it onto your target device.
Here is the QEMU website:
About - QEMU
And this link from the QEMU website gives instructions on how to install the SPARC version of Debian Linux onto the virtual target OS.
Debian on an emulated SPARC machine
Once you have installed Debian, you can use GCC to do all of your C/C++ programming, compiling everything on the virtual OS.


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