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Software development for EMAC OE systems is performed in a cross-development environment. A Linux PC with a cross-compiler toolchain and Software Development Kit (SDK) is used to create software to run on the target board. EMAC provides SDKs complete with toolchain, development libraries, and example projects to enable development for all products offered with EMAC OE Linux.
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Software development for EMAC systems is performed in a cross-development environment. A Linux PC with a cross-compiler toolchain and Software Development Kit (SDK) is used to create software to run on the target hardware. EMAC provides SDKs complete with toolchain, development libraries, and example projects to enable development for all products offered with EMAC OE Linux.
  
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EMAC recommends using an LTS release of Ubuntu Linux for software development. The Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Desktop release is the one which is used for testing all of the EMAC SDK tools and documentation.  The LTS releases are the Long-Term Support releases, and as a result, tend to be the most stable releases.  The Ubuntu distribution itself can be downloaded and installed for free.  Support contracts are available from Canonical, the creator of Ubuntu, under the Ubuntu Advantage program.
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EMAC recommends using Ubuntu 12.04 Long-Term Support (LTS) release for software development. Ubuntu is used for testing all of the EMAC SDK tools and documentation and can be downloaded from [http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop] for free.  
  
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All EMAC OE 4 SDKs are provided with Eclipse IDE integration support. The SDKs may also be used with a different IDE or through direct use of the cross-compiler.
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All EMAC OE 4 SDKs are provided with Eclipse IDE integration support. The SDKs may also be used with a different IDE or through direct use of the cross-compiler from the command line.
  
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==See Also==
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[[Installing EMAC OE 4.0 SDK]]
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Software development for EMAC systems is performed in a cross-development environment. A Linux PC with a cross-compiler toolchain and Software Development Kit (SDK) is used to create software to run on the target hardware. EMAC provides SDKs complete with toolchain, development libraries, and example projects to enable development for all products offered with EMAC OE Linux.

EMAC recommends using Ubuntu 12.04 Long-Term Support (LTS) release for software development. Ubuntu is used for testing all of the EMAC SDK tools and documentation and can be downloaded from http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop for free.

All EMAC OE 4 SDKs are provided with Eclipse IDE integration support. The SDKs may also be used with a different IDE or through direct use of the cross-compiler from the command line.

See Also

Installing EMAC OE 4.0 SDK

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