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Hello everybody.

Does anybody know about any Linux native IDE for developing ARM programs.
I recently switched to Linux and now i'm in the process of finding tools for programming ARM.
On Windows i was working with IAR but there is no Linux version of it and i was unable to run it under WINE.

Thanks in advance

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I just find this.
https://www.keil.com/arm/ds5/

Is anybody familiar with this??
 

Crossworks for ARM from Rowley Associates
 

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Thanks guys for reply.

Crossworks for ARM from Rowley Associates
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This looks nice, too bad its not free:p But on the other hand 150$ is not that much.

You can use cross gcc and use Eclipse as your IDE.
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This is interesting as i'm already using Eclipse for JAVA development.

And could you advise me about a programmer that would work with such setting(Eclipse + gcc). Should i buy such a device or maybe build one.
So far i was playing with Luminary Micro ARM microcontrollers(under IAR). I was using one of their dev boards and the programming was performed using FTDI chps(USB to Serial). Can i use the same method with Eclipse? I must say that i still not know much about about these different programming methods.

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Hi J-Link from Segger works with Eclipse + GCC.
You might also have a look at yagarto.com

hope this helps, Bob
 

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If your controller has ethernet interface, use tftp for booting and nfs for development.
 

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