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To install the toolchain, follow Variscite's Yocto Toolchain installation guide. $ sudo apt-get -y install build-essential gdb gdb-multiarch gitĢ.2 Install Code::Blocks $ sudo apt install codeblocks codeblocks-contribĪ toolchain is necessary for cross compiling applications. Please follow the steps below to prepare a fresh Ubuntu 20.04 installation for Code::Blocks debugging:Ģ.1 Install Dependencies $ sudo apt-get -y update

5 Create a sample "Console application" project with Code::Blocksġ Create your rootfs with Code::Blocks debug supportĭebugging with Code::Blocks requires your preferred SSH server (openssh, dropbear, etc.), gdb, and gdbserver installed on the target device.Īppend the following to the conf/nf file in your Yocto build directory:.

4 Create the reference helper scripts to deploy and debug with Code::Blocks.

1 Create your rootfs with Code::Blocks debug support.

From the menu, Project, Build options, Linker settings, Other linker options - add " `pkg-config -libs gtk+-3.0` " (using backticks, not apostrophies)įollow the standard conventions for writing the code.

From the menu, Project, Build options, Compiler settings, Other options - add " `pkg-config -cflags gtk+-3.0` " (using backticks, not apostrophies).

In the Build log, this shows the full commpiler and linker commands used, so that they can be verified.

From the menu, Settings, Compiler and debugger settings, Other Settings, Compiler logging - set to Full command line.To use the GTK+ libraries for graphical windowed layouts requires the following settings. The following languages are syntax checked, using the lexers in /usr/share/codeblocks/lexers/. They are read from /usr/lib/codeblocks/plugins: The following plugins are installed using the commands above. GNU ARM GCC Compiler (do not use for Raspberry Pi programs).

The following features and capabilities are available in Code::Blocks if installed as above.