Install Digi Application Development Environment
The Digi Application Development Environment for Linux installer includes:
- Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers (https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/eclipse-ide-cc-developers/oxygen1a):
- Eclipse Oxygen.1a Release (4.7.1a)
- CDT 9.3.2
- Eclipse Git 4.8.0
- Mylyn Task List 3.23
- Remote System Explorer 3.7.3
- Digi Embedded Yocto plug-ins
- Java Runtime Environment 8 (JRE 1.8.0_151)
Digi Application Development Environment provides a preconfigured Eclipse instance with all the required plug-ins and features to start creating Digi Embedded Yocto applications. With Digi Application Development Environment, you can:
- Download and install Digi Embedded Yocto toolchains for different Digi platforms.
- Create new C/C++ projects.
- Clone existing Digi Embedded Yocto example applications.
- Compile C/C++ and example applications using Digi Embedded Yocto toolchains.
- Remotely launch and debug applications in your development platform.
Requirements
To install Digi Application Development Environment for Linux you need a development machine with at least:
- Linux 64-bit system (Ubuntu 14.04 or Ubuntu 16.04)
- 4 CPU cores
- 4 GB of RAM
- Free disk space:
- Development environment: 500 MB for the development environment
- Digi Embedded Linux toolchain: Between 3 GB and 10 GB, depending on the platform
Install Digi Application Development Environment
Follow the steps below to download and install Digi Application Development Environment for Linux.
- Download the installer file from: ftp://ftp1.digi.com/support/digiembeddedyocto/eclipse/index.html.
- You must have write permissions in the selected installation path during the installation process. The default directory is /opt/eclipse.
Use the install command to create the installation directory with write permissions:
~> sudo install -o <your-user> -g <your-group> -d /opt/eclipse
Note You can get your primary user and group using the id command.
- When the download is complete, double click the *.run file.
Follow the steps in the installer Setup Wizard.
A Readme dialog appears when the installation is complete.
You can also run it using the Linux terminal. - By default, the installer launches an Eclipse instance.
