Update Getting started authored by zkasmi's avatar zkasmi
...@@ -97,16 +97,6 @@ Another method to use the RcdMathLib in the Eclipse IDE is: ...@@ -97,16 +97,6 @@ Another method to use the RcdMathLib in the Eclipse IDE is:
* Compile the whole project. * Compile the whole project.
* Optional: replace the main()-function with the main.c file of the cloned RcdMathLib version for full-fledged devices. * Optional: replace the main()-function with the main.c file of the cloned RcdMathLib version for full-fledged devices.
Third method (intern):
Set up the [Eclipse IDE] (https://www.eclipse.org/) as follows:
-# Create a new C project, choose the project type under Executable: `Hello World ANSI C Project`,
as well as the `Cross GCC` Tool-chains.
-# Try to compile and execute the `Hello World ANSI C Project`.
-# Copy the RcdMathLib-directory into the src-directory.
-# Replace the file containing the main()-function with the main.c file of the RcdMathLib.
-# Setting the include-paths of the modules in the Eclipse IDE: Properties/Paths and Symbols/GNU C
## The build system for resource-limited devices ## The build system for resource-limited devices
RcdMathLib and RIOT use [GNU make](https://www.gnu.org/software/make/) as build system. The RcdMathLib and RIOT use [GNU make](https://www.gnu.org/software/make/) as build system. The
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