Embedded IDE

Makefile based, C/C++ IDE

Features

• Syntax highlighter (C/C++/Makefile)
• Autocomplete (requires clang installed on path)
• Target autodiscover
• Source filter
• Project import/export
• Console log

Requirements

• GNU Make (required)
• Qt5
• QScintilla2
• clang (optional for autocompletion)
• diff and patch (optional for import/export project)
• universal-ctags (optional for code indexing)

Installation

To compile and install IDE you need Qt5 (5.2 or later) and make/gcc (build-essential en Ubuntu and derived)

In base directory run:

qmake && make

When the process is finished, the executable is in build directory with the name embedded-ide (with EXE extention on windows)

To install it into the system copy build/embedded-ide to directory into the PATH

Install dependencies

The full toolset installation (for ubuntu and derivatives) is:

sudo apt-get install clang diffutils patch ctags make

Additionally you need a compiler to work correctly. All gcc based compilers are supported, such as:

• System gcc/g++ with sudo apt-get install build-essential
• ARM Embedded
• RISC-V GNU toolchan
• MIPS32/PIC32 gcc
• All gcc based toolchain from CodeSourcery
• All linaro toolchains
• And much others...
• Cygwin toolchains
• MinGW/MSYS enviroment

Adding tools to the PATH

In order to find utilities, you need to add them to the PATH, but doing it globally is dangerous in certain cases (Example, windows with multiple toolchains with similar names)

Alternatively, the IDE provides an Additional PATHs feature to configure the PATH only for IDE and not for the entire system.

Go to Configure icon and next go to Tools tab.

Into Additional PATHs section you can add multiple directories. The list is append to system PATH at runtime in top-to-bottom order.

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