Hey guys, Wow, you'all brought the rain on this. So far Eclipse has outperformed any vendor provided IDE I have ever worked with but with great power comes a lot of ways to mess things up. Pulling in includes is the least of the problems (GCC knows where to find the includes by default as well so no drama there).
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Also Eclipse CDT + GCC is a pretty productive combo due to the excellent editor and code management Eclipse offers. End quote - GCC does a lot of complaining too by default. If you do develop a lot of code professionally it probably is worth the money, though I've no idea how it compares to the competition these days. Quote from: mikeselectricstuff on July 14, 2016, 07:46:41 pm -Compared to my experience of GCC (as implemented by Microchip), IAR is significantly better for the overall task of "getting the job done" with many features to aid productivity - like lots of "did you really meant to do that" type compiler warnings, doing stuff like pulling all included files into the project automatically, and GUI linker configuration for many of the common things you want to do. When you work for the compiler, you also have to do the safety checks and verify what is valid. In one case the compiler works for you and the second case you work for the compiler. Does all this code become just a few writes or is your compiler too dumb? Is the changes some have suggested to make it easer for the source code users or the compiler? setting up registers a bit(field) at a time can still be a constant for a great compiler. I see a lot of gripes here about CubeMX output, but no thoughts of how much of this output becomes a compiler constant with a great compiler. Constant folding Just one example of where a great compiler and great language and it use makes life easer. When you MICRO look at something that is not looking at the big picture. One example using very long variable names.
Does Source Code size always change Machine Code Size? Easy answer is NO. a "Clone ST-Link" is easy on my linux mint17, using OOCD & SW4STM32 /Bingoįorums are known for short answers to big question answers.
ST even has it as an Eclipse Addon, i just installed it on Eclipse Luna Ohh and debugging w. End quote - Thats NOT correct ), the new CubeMX supports STM's SW4STM32, witch is Eclipsebased. Quote from: Hemogloben on July 14, 2016, 03:57:56 am -STCube only directly supports GCC via Atollic TrueSTUDIO, ie the only GCC version you get a proj file for is TrueSTUDIO. EEVblog #900 - STM32 ARM Development Board
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