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Eclipse Special: LynuxWorks Introduces New Eclipse-Based IDE

Eclipse Special: LynuxWorks Introduces New Eclipse-Based IDE
By Eclipse News Desk
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March 30, 2004 12:00 AM EST
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    This week, LynuxWorks introduced the new LynuxWorks Eclipse-based IDE. A Linux and Solaris-based development environment, it's powered by the Eclipse platform and provides developers of LynuxWorks' BlueCat Linux with complete control over creating, editing, compiling, managing, and debugging C/C++ and Java embedded and real-time applications.

    Developers also benefit from a target connection wizard to simplify target setup, an application wizard that jump-starts development, and a cross process viewer enabling users to view all the processes and threads on a specific target. The Eclipse IDE offers developers a choice in their preferred development environment by extending support to LynuxWorks' premium tools, TotalView, a multi-process embedded debugger for LynxOS, and SpyKer, an embedded system trace tool.

    The Eclipse IDE also enables development on the Linux 2.6 kernel.

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