When RTP first became available I sure there was something on the Web site
about cross-development tools (gcc etc) for Windows being added at a later
date.
These exist for the previous Neutrino 2.0 release although the version of
gcc is very old.
Any news on availablility?
“Michael Stevens” <michael@acrfr.usyd.edu.au> wrote in message
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When RTP first became available I sure there was something on the Web site
about cross-development tools (gcc etc) for Windows being added at a later
date.These exist for the previous Neutrino 2.0 release although the version of
gcc is very old.Any news on availablility?
See MetrowerksCodeWarrior (> http://www.metroworks.com/embedded/qnx/> ) and
QSSL http://www.qnx.com/products/codewarrior/index.html.
Nick.
“Nikolai Rybakov” <n.rybakov@swd.ru> wrote in message
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“Michael Stevens” <> michael@acrfr.usyd.edu.au> > wrote in message
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When RTP first became available I sure there was something on the Web
site
about cross-development tools (gcc etc) for Windows being added at a
later
date.These exist for the previous Neutrino 2.0 release although the version
of
gcc is very old.Any news on availablility?
See MetrowerksCodeWarrior (> http://www.metroworks.com/embedded/qnx/> ) and
QSSL > http://www.qnx.com/products/codewarrior/index.html> .
Last I knew, these were still stuck at Neutrino 2.0c and gcc 2.8.1. (With a
promise
to be updated “Real Soon Now”…)
Kevin