Software setup

Platforms

uC-sdk has been designed to compile and be used from typical unix environments, meaning that Linux and MacOS are the main, officially supported platforms. However, since very minimal environment is actually used, there shouldn't be any reason for it to not work under Windows straight, or under an msys installation.

Components needed

In order to use uC-sdk, you will need:

1. A working gcc for your host machine, with a minimal libc.
2. GNU make.
3. The gcc-arm-embedded compiler, available at https://launchpad.net/gcc-arm-embedded/ and placed under your path.

/subsection ide IDE Although not tested in a long while, Eclipse used to be able to be a nice environment for uC-sdk. Further research needs to be done in order to properly document the installation and setup procedure.

Your project

The skel directory contains a very minimalistic example of an application that uses uC-sdk. All you need to do at that point is place the uC-sdk directory inside such a project, and type "make".