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OTE is in a beta form. Functionality present within the plugins should work well, but development on them is fairly new. Bugs are expected! | OTE is in a beta form. Functionality present within the plugins should work well, but development on them is fairly new. Bugs are expected! | ||
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Revision as of 18:25, 24 December 2009
Overview
This page is a work in progress.
OpenEmbedded Tools for Eclipse (OTE) is a set of Eclipse plugins to make using OpenEmbedded from within Eclipse possible.
Status
OTE is in a beta form. Functionality present within the plugins should work well, but development on them is fairly new. Bugs are expected!
Current Work
- Documentation
- Bug Fixes
Version
Current available version is 0.7.0.
Changelog
0.7.0
- Numerous fixes in Create Project Wizard to sync to latest OE-Dev install.
License
OTE is licensed under the Eclipse Public License (EPL).
Source
Sources are available at svn://svn.buglabs.net/ote/trunk.
Updatesite
The OTE updatesite, used to install the plugins from within Eclipse:
http://bugcommunity.com/downloads/files/ote/updatesite/
Workflow
OTE is designed to facilitate a set of typical actions or tasks that an OE developer would do.
Install OpenEmbedded
1. To install a new copy of OpenEmbedded, select the wizard from the File -> New... -> Other... menu.
2. Next, select the flavor of OpenEmbedded you wish to install.
3. Now specify configuration parameters. If fields are unfamiliar, leave the defaults and proceed.
4. Assuming all the necessary system tools are available, the wizard will download sources and configure your new OpenEmbedded install.
5. Now by clicking finish, an Eclipse project will be created. It may take a few moments for Eclipse to index all the files in the project. Your workbench should look something like this:
