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Creating a new project under Eclipse from scratch

I'm new to Nordic devices and tools. I have experience with Eclipse but I was wondering if there is a guide to help with the creation of a brand new project under Eclipse. I installed CDT and GDB for Eclipse but I don't see how eclipse is pointing to ARM tool set when I click New, Looks like I have to manually edit Cross GCC Compiler settings to point to ARM stuff. I'm sure this is correct but I'm afraid this will take a long time and I may find out this is the wrong way. A guide would save me some precious time.

Please let me know.

Thanks, GIL

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  • There's a plugin for Eclipse designed for ARM, google gnuarmeclipse, which is a good start for setting up a project. It adds tools to create the image and size it. I have a template for a blinky example project which configures all the right settings but haven't published it yet.

    With that plugin you can create a native Eclipse project which works very well and debugs. That same plugin has what I think is a better JLink debugger too.

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  • There's a plugin for Eclipse designed for ARM, google gnuarmeclipse, which is a good start for setting up a project. It adds tools to create the image and size it. I have a template for a blinky example project which configures all the right settings but haven't published it yet.

    With that plugin you can create a native Eclipse project which works very well and debugs. That same plugin has what I think is a better JLink debugger too.

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