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general question about toolchain

Altera_Forum
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‎04-04-2005 09:56 AM
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I've just install nios2 cd [version1.1 for Linux contents] eclipse, nios2-elf-gcc etc. 

 

I'm new to nios2 environment, and I have some question about IDE: 

 

I'm running debian on my host and I'm using eclipse2.1 of this distro.  

= Is it possible to merge Altera plugin and feature to my installed eclipse?  

 

When I try to run nios2-gdb-server script I have problem with libjtag_client.so library: 

I haven't this library on my system. 

= Where can I find it? 

= Is the installation of my environment complete or is there anything else in other CDs? 

 

Thanx in advance....
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Altera_Forum
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‎04-04-2005 10:54 AM
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Though Debian isn't officially supported it does appear to work. You need to install the tcsh and gawk packages if you don't already have them. 

 

libjtag_client.so comes from Quartus II, so you need to install a Linux version of Quartus II to get this. See the Altera website for details of how to download this. 

 

I don't know about whether it's possible to merge the Altera eclipse extensions into an existing install of eclipse, but I suspect not.
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