Hi, Mauro de Wit wrote:
Hi all,I was wondering if it is possible to set up a cross development environment on Linux. Not for building Haiku itself, but for developing apps. I am not very comfortable developing in BeIDE or just a bare texteditor with GCC and jam. I am working on an app right now (a dock like app, what a surprise ;-) -> Dock wnb <http://www.bebits.com/app/4591>), and have the feeling I could develop a lot faster if I would have code completion, error checking etc. As a Java developer I am very spoiled with Eclipse and all of it's features.Is there a way to use a GCC in Eclipse/Netbeans on linux (whith C++ plugins) and develop apps or Haiku? I think doing the cross compile is not a real problem. But will I have code completion and other stuff?Of course the only drawback would be that the binary should be copied to a running instance of Haiku first before testing.What do I need to get started? - GCC cross compiler for Haiku which runs on linux. - A copy of all libs from Haiku - ?
I do most of my Haiku related work under Linux and I use Qt Creator as cross development IDE. I once made a small movie to show it of at work. You can find it here: http://julun.de/haiku/QtCreator-Haiku.avi
Please note it's running at 1600x1200, so it might look broken at lower resolutions. I can post some more instructions on how I've set the environment up if there is interest.
Regards, Karsten