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You need to compile and install the oprofile-viewer from the source code on your local host machine. You can locate both the viewer and server from. The oprofile-viewer must be installed on the local host machine and the oprofile-server must be installed on the remote target, respectively, in order to use.

OProfile: Selecting this tool causes the oprofile-server to be launched on the remote machine.

The Yocto plug-in provides the following tools:

debugging is via cross-gdb (gdbserver and gdb client on host).

emulated devices use NFS rootfs so host and target access same filesystem.

supports communication with emulator or real device, via Yocto Eclipse TCF.

Yocto uses CDT remote launch, .remote and TCF file/shells to transfer binaries and launch applications.

Is used by Wind River for their embedded Linux IDE product.

I downloaded RSE as part of the Yocto ADT, and found it easy to view files on a target that was running sshd. A terminal provides an interactive shell. Shells allow you to run individual commands on a target, and see their output.

It has the ability to launch shells and "terminals.

It can use ssh on the host and sshd on the target, to view and transfer files, and to execute commands on the target.

Target Management/Remote System Explorer (TM/RSE).

tutorial for "hello world" plugin is at:.

plugins to eclipse are written in java and use SWT.

linuxtools = additional Linux-specific tools (like valgrind, lttng, oprofile, etc.).

CDT = C/C++ Development tools - for C and C++ development.JDT = Java Development tools - for Java development (usually included with a default Eclipse installation).The following plugin project may be relevant for embedded Linux developers: launching other tools), is provided by plugins. Support for developing in other languages, or in performing other development activities (e.g. Has support for writing Java programs, but not C. On Fedora 12, the default Eclipse installation That is, Eclipse itselfĮclipse is primarily geared to support Java development. 2.3 Using Eclipse with the Linux kernelĪll real functionality in Eclipse is provided via plugins (themselves written Java).2.1 Cross-compiling and debugging your embedded Linux application within Eclipse.2 Usage examples and tutorials (relevant to Embedded Linux).

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1.3.1 Android development install process overview.