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Using Linux in an Embedded System Design
Development tools for Linux
 

 

  1. Is Linux available for my microprocessor?
  2. Can Linux support headless and diskless operation?
  3. Can Linux operate with limited memory?
  4. Are tools available for embedding Linux?
  5. Is Linux compatible with other application software?
  6. Are there legal implications in using Linux in embedded designs?
  7. Is there a way to check on the kernel's performance?
  8. Is Linux a real-time operating system?
  9. Is it easy to add real-time to our project later?
  10. How can I use a Linux-compatible real-time kernel like LynxOS?

Are there tools for embedding Linux®?

Most programs are written, executed and debugged natively on the same Linux system. There are cross development environments for Linux. These distributions have pre-built cross tools for several embedded processors, including cross debug support. The debugger included on Linux distributions is GDB, the GNU debugger.

 

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