Re: [ercp-dev] Eclipse Embedded Co-Processor Support

[Mark Rogalski <rogalski@xxxxxxxxxx>]

eRCP is the project which has put the
Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) on embedded devices. Since this platform
is a Java platform, I don't think there is much ability to for applications
to take advantage of a co-processor using existing API. However, it possible
that eSWT, which is mostly native code, could be altered to take advantage
of a co-processor.  You could fork a copy of eSWT to experiment with
this.

You should seek a different forum for
discussion of non-Java platforms. Perhaps Eclipse DSDP.

"Mukesh K. Srivastava" <srimks@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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06/26/2006 11:42 PM

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Subject	[ercp-dev] Eclipse Embedded Co-Processor Support

Hey.

I am new to Eclipse on Embedded Device. Simply thought
to have have a document on uses of Eclipse for our
GRAPHICS co-processor. I have few queries before I try
to investigate the issues -
 - How can Eclipse be used on Embedded device?
 - My coprocessor resides on ARM-Xscale, what are the
   issues to be taken care?
 - If I need to use Eclipse, how should I compare 
   Eclipse with some other products?
 - What purpose Eclipse can support for any
   coprocessor?
 - How can Eclipse be thought for Mobile Technology on
   Embedded Device?
 - Which high level language/languages on Eclipse
   works or would be fine on Embedded Device?
 - Can I have some resource or document which gives
   some information?

I am aware Motorola has joined Eclipse for
accelerating it's Mobile Technology.

Regards.
Mukesh K Srivastava



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