topic Re: Intel AMT SDK alternative IDE environment in Intel® Business Client Software Development

Intel AMT SDK alternative IDE environment

ph3ar — Tue, 26 May 2009 18:16:29 GMT

Hello everyone,

I have tried to work with Intel AMT SDK but I couldn't found any information of how I can install this sdk to an alternative IDE other than visual studio (for example eclipse).

Any ideas?

Thanks

Re: Intel AMT SDK alternative IDE environment

Gael_H_Intel — Tue, 26 May 2009 18:56:13 GMT

Quoting - ph3ar

Well, if you are using the Java samples, you could use eclipse. Unfortuneately, the way the SDK is setup requires Visual Studio. It seems like it would be possible for you to create projects from scratch using other IDE's, but then you would need to pull in all the necessary files manually. I'm pretty sure that would be a lot of work.

Has anyone else out there tried using the SDK with an IDE other than Visual Studio?

--Gael

Re: Intel AMT SDK alternative IDE environment

ph3ar — Tue, 26 May 2009 19:29:48 GMT

Thanks for the reply Gael.

By the way it seems that openamt.org is inactive, I posted on the mailing list for a dependency issue but I got no response.
Can you confirm this?

Re: Intel AMT SDK alternative IDE environment

Gael_H_Intel — Tue, 26 May 2009 21:28:03 GMT

Quoting - ph3ar

Thanks for the reply Gael.

By the way it seems that openamt.org is inactive, I posted on the mailing list for a dependency issue but I got no response.
Can you confirm this?

Hi ph3ar,

I think you may be correct - openamt.org is an open source community and so I was told that it is entirely "monitored" (or not) by it's users. We have been made aware that no one seems to be answering questions out there, unfortuneately.

Gael

Re: Intel AMT SDK alternative IDE environment

ph3ar — Wed, 27 May 2009 10:59:45 GMT

Quoting - Gael Holmes (Intel)

By the way is there a forum thread or blog dealing with Intel's AMT and Linux?
It will be very useful!

Re: Intel AMT SDK alternative IDE environment

Aharon_R_Intel — Thu, 28 May 2009 07:04:22 GMT

Quoting - ph3ar

Hi ph3ar.

The SDK on Linux is set up to function in a more-or-less traditional Unix / Linux command-line style. In other words, there are Makefiles for building libraries and those samples that are supported under Linux. There is no support for any of the IDEs available under Linux, although Eclipse with the CDE (C/C++ Develeopment Environment) plug-in would be a logical choice.

My notes list these steps:

1. In Linux/Common/ThirdParty/gSoap/ make the files wsdl2h and soapcpp2 executable (chmod +x ...)
2. Make sure you have at least 1G of ram and 1G of swap space - this is critical for 64 bit linux, helpful otherwise
3. In Linux/Intel AMT/Src - run make
4. In Linux/Intel AMT/Samples/Soap - run make wsdls then run make

Support for an IDE under Linux is one of those things the SDK group would like to do but I don't know where it falls in our list of priorities, so I can't even promise that it will happen at all, much less commit as to when.

I hope this helps,

Aharon

Re: Intel AMT SDK alternative IDE environment

ph3ar — Thu, 28 May 2009 13:39:22 GMT

Quoting - Aharon Robbins (Intel)

Thank you for your reply.

I followed your steps and when I tried to compile (make) Linux/Intel_AMT/Src/StorageLib I get the following error:

iamt_os_linux.cpp: In function bool IsAddressLocalHost(const CHAR*, UINT32*):
iamt_os_linux.cpp:512: error: sort is not a member of std
iamt_os_linux.cpp:513: error: sort is not a member of std
iamt_os_linux.cpp:515: error: includes is not a member of std
make[1]: *** [iamt_os_linux.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `.../iamt_sdk/Intel AMT 5.1 SDK Gold/Linux/Intel_AMT/Src/StorageLib/LIBCODE'
make: *** [all] Error 2

Any clue?

Re: Intel AMT SDK alternative IDE environment

Aharon_R_Intel — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 12:52:04 GMT

Hi. It sounds like your version of the C++ libraries are not up to date. What Linux version are you using? What gcc version? You can find the latter with the command gcc -v.

Thanks,

Aharon

Re: Intel AMT SDK alternative IDE environment

ph3ar — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 12:05:18 GMT

Quoting - Aharon Robbins (Intel)

Hi. It sounds like your version of the C++ libraries are not up to date. What Linux version are you using? What gcc version? You can find the latter with the command gcc -v.

Thanks,

Aharon

Hi Aharon,

thanks for your reply, I'm using gcc version 4.3.3 (Ubuntu 4.3.3-5ubuntu4)