MRT1-C_01_Datentypen

Preparations

To be able to easily use this project, the MRT-Environment must be set up first. Please clone it from its own repository (git clone https://github.com/plt-tud/MRT-Environment-Setup.git) and execute the installer script before continuing with this tutorial.

Compiling the project

The project is compiled using an automatically generated makefile. To be able to compile, the cross compilation tools must be available on to the build environment.

Right-click on the project and select Build Project. The project should build without errors.

Remote debugging

Before this project can be debugged remotely, you need to do some preparations:

Step 1: Prepare the Raspberry Pi

Create the path /home/pi/remote-debugging/ on the RapberryPi. mkdir /home/pi/remote-debugging/ && chmod 777 /home/pi/remote-debugging/

Step 2: Create the remote system connection

This only needs to be done if the connection hasn't been created before. Note: the Raspberry Pi must be on the same network (try pinging it using the ping command from a console to verify).

In the eclipse menu, open Window/Open Perspective/Other....
select Remote System Explorer (RSE).
Open the RSE perspective (upper right corner).
Define a connection to a remote system (first icon in the left panel).
In the new conncection assistant select SSH Only.
Press Next and enter the IP-address of you Raspberry Pi in the Host field.
In the Name field enter e.g. 'RemoteRPI'.
Switch back to the C/C++ perspective.

Step 3: Configure the run configuration

In the Eclipse menu, open Run/Debug Configurations....
Select the HelloCpp Auto Remote Debug configuration.
On the Main tab, in the Connection: field, choose the just created connection.

Step 4: Start remote debugging

From the bug icon drop-down in the toolbar select HelloCpp Auto Remote Debug.

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