NI Linux Real-Time Cross Compiling: Using the NI Linux Real-Time Cross Compile Toolchain with Visual Studio Code

Contents:

• Part 1: Cross Compiling C/C++ Code for NI Linux Real-Time
  • Introduction
  • Understanding Compilation Options
  • Cross Compiling Concepts
  • Getting Started
• Part 2: Configuring a Development System with Visual Studio Code and the NI Linux Real-Time C/C++ Compilers
  • Introduction
  • Required Software
  • Installing Visual Studio Code
  • Installing the C/C++ Cross Compile Toolchains
  • Other Tools
  • Next Steps
• Part 3: Configuring Visual Studio Code for Building NI Linux Real-Time C/C++ Code
  • Introduction
  • Creating Projects
  • Creating Tasks and the Command Palette
  • Configuring the C/C++ Extension for IntelliSense
  • Creating a Debugging Configuration
  • Creating a CMake Build Configuration
  • Expanding on the Template
  • Next Steps
• Part 4: “Hello, World!” with Visual Studio Code and NI Linux Real-Time
  • Introduction
  • Creating a Project
  • Creating the C Source Code
  • Building C Source Code using CMake and Ninja
  • Deploying and Running a Compiled Executable
  • Debugging Remotely with GDB
• Part 5: Building a Shared Library with Visual Studio Code and NI Linux Real-Time
  • Introduction
  • Creating a Project
  • Creating the C Header and Source
  • Building the Shared Library
  • Next Steps
• Part 6: Calling and Debugging a Shared Library with Visual Studio Code and NI Linux Real-Time
  • Introduction
  • Configuring the Sysroot
  • Creating a Project
  • Creating the C Source Code
  • Building the Shared Library
  • Deploying and Running the Compiled Executable
  • Debugging Remotely with GDB
• Visual Studio Code Sample Project Templates
• Known Issues
  • collect2.exe: error: ld returned 1 exit status