Source code?

[Adam Wilson]

Hi all,

where can I find the latest source code? And how can I download?

The SourceForce account only has up to v1.00, and I can only see header files.

Thanks,
Robert

[gseher]

Hi Robert,
you can get the latest stable source on Sourceforge, even if it says 1.00 in the title.
There is a main.c file which #include-s all of the header files you see otherwise.
In main we setup the hardware and the interrupt infrastructure, after which the functions get called by the interrupt handlers.
Cheers,
Gabriel

[Adam Wilson]

Thanks Gabriel, I’ll check them out. Super cool to have the sources available.

I vaguely remember you develop on a Mac? Can I ask what tools you use? I’m a diehard linux developer, but also have a mac now, since about a year.

[gseher]

Hi Robert, sure – I use a Mac to do the actual development, on Eclipse, and using the GNU tools (gcc, gdb, etc.).
The eCos libraries were originally compiled on a Linux box though.
Not sure if you have checked out the development environment tutorial available on the site. It contains a good outline of the overall setup.

[Adam Wilson]

There’s a development tutorial? Oops, I missed that indeed. Thanks for the hint.

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