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‎Programming on the A13 board

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Scott: /* Programming on the A13 board */

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‎Programming on the A13 board

Scott at 04:52, 28 December 2012

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Scott: /* Setting up the tool chain */

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‎Setting up the tool chain

Scott: /* Setting up the tool chain */

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‎Setting up the tool chain

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'''THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS'''

== Programming for A13 in debian==

There are 2 main methods to create programs for your A13 board.
* Cross compiling - Setting up a tool chain to compile on another system, which is typically faster and easier to manage.
* Programming on board - installing a compiler to compile directly on the board

The sections below contain instructions for these 2 methods

== Cross Compiling ==
Cross compiling is usually performed on another linux machine, it seems the most common for doing this is ubuntu.

If you have compiled the kernel and setup the SD card you will already have most of the tool chain setup on your machine

=== Setting up the tool chain ===

[http://www.agilart.com/blog/debugging-on-embedded-using-opensource-tools-part-1 Debugging on embedded using opensource tools] The instructions contained here were originally sourced from this page

== Programming on the A13 board ==

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		+	Below is a way to create a hello world program on your A13 olinuxino board
		+
		+	in a suitable folder create your code file by typing<br \>
		+	nano hello.c
		+
		+	type the following into the program
		+	-----------------------
		+
		+	<nowiki>#include <stdio.h></nowiki>
		+
		+	main ()<br \>
		+	{<br \>
		+	printf("hello world\n");<br \>
		+	}<br \>
		+
		+	-----------------------
		+
		+	save by pressing ctrl o<br \>
		+	exit by pressing ctrl x<br \>
		+
		+	compile the program in the command line by typing<br \>
		+	gcc -o hello hello.c<br \>
		+	or<br \>
		+	gcc-4.6 -o hello hello.c
		+
		+	make the file executable by typing <br \>
		+	chmod z+x hello
		+
		+	Execute the binary file<br \>
		+	./hello
		+
		+	this should print out hello world
		+
		+	if it has this means you have created a program on your A13 olinuxino board

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	The tool chain should now be installed		The tool chain should now be installed
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		+	==== Creating a hello world program using eclipse ====
		+
		+	Follow this tutorial to create a hello world program
		+	[http://www.agilart.com/blog/debugging-on-embedded-using-opensource-tools-part-1 Debugging on embedded using opensource tools]
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	Some issues found for some users:		Some issues found for some users:

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 ==== Install the tool chain ====
-[http://www.agilart.com/blog/debugging-on-embedded-using-opensource-tools-part-1 Debugging on embedded using opensource tools] The instructions contained in this wiki were originally sourced from this page
+The instructions contained in this wiki were originally sourced from this page [http://www.agilart.com/blog/debugging-on-embedded-using-opensource-tools-part-1 Debugging on embedded using opensource tools]
 Some issues found for some users:

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 These instructions have been tested on ubuntu only however they may work for other distributions.
-==== Install eclipse ====
+'''Manual eclipes install'''<br />
 ==== Install the tool chain ====

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	=== Setting up the tool chain ===		=== Setting up the tool chain ===
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		+	The following instructions are to be performed on a linux machine which is not the A13 board.
		+
		+	Complete the following steps to setup the tool chain.
		+
		+	These instructions have been tested on ubuntu only however they may work for other distributions.
		+
		+
		+	==== Install eclipse ====
		+
		+
		+
		+	==== Install the tool chain ====

	[http://www.agilart.com/blog/debugging-on-embedded-using-opensource-tools-part-1 Debugging on embedded using opensource tools] The instructions contained in this wiki were originally sourced from this page		[http://www.agilart.com/blog/debugging-on-embedded-using-opensource-tools-part-1 Debugging on embedded using opensource tools] The instructions contained in this wiki were originally sourced from this page

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 === Setting up the tool chain ===
-[http://www.agilart.com/blog/debugging-on-embedded-using-opensource-tools-part-1 Debugging on embedded using opensource tools] The instructions contained here were originally sourced from this page
+[http://www.agilart.com/blog/debugging-on-embedded-using-opensource-tools-part-1 Debugging on embedded using opensource tools] The instructions contained in this wiki were originally sourced from this page
 == Programming on the A13 board ==