Eclipse for embedded systems?

Question

linux

Hello! I'm trying to find a suitable IDE for programming microcontrollers on Linux. Most often I sit option: Eclipse + plugins + gdb server. But, unfortunately, I can’t find a clear tutorial anywhere on how to set it all up.
Thanks in advance

Answer 1

1. Install AVR-GCC
2. Install AVRDUDE
3. Install Eclipse For C/C++
4. Install AVR plugin for Eclipse
Next, create a new project. The application type is selected from the AVR templates. In the template settings, select the type of microcontroller and the frequency of F_CPU. If you do not need it, then you will need to manually register it in the Makefile.
We compile the program by choosing the Make target.
We flash the microcontroller using ARVDUDE. If you are using some advanced programmer like the AVR-MkII, then you can set up Eclipse to flash in it, but personally I use either 5 wires on the printer port, or the AVR-USB USB programmer and AVRDUDE on the command line.
To communicate with the board via the serial port, you can use the USB-UART adapter and the SCREEN utility.

Answer 2

Atollic True Studio (for stm32)