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- Altera_Forum
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Hi,
I'm experiencing the same Error on a Linux machine. I want to get started with programming the ARM in my DE1-SoC, so I downloaded the SoC EDS Community Edition. I chosed the Altera-SoCFPGA-HelloWorld-Baremetal-GNU Project for starting with the Altera Baremetal GCC Toolchain, but I get the same g++ not found error when I try to compile the Project. I started Eclipse via Command Shell (is there any different option under Linux?). I read that using the original ARM Bare Metal compiler needs a license, but am I right that using the GNU Baremetal GCC Compiler should be possible with the Community Edition, without any additional license? Or may this be the source of my problem? - Altera_Forum
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@J_FHMS, you need to use the Embedded Command Shell script/file and then run "eclipse" inside that shell. The shell gives environment variables like which compiler to use when building the HWLIB examples.
- Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor
--- Quote Start --- @J_FHMS, you need to use the Embedded Command Shell script/file and then run "eclipse" inside that shell. --- Quote End --- That's the way I did it.