On 01/17/2013 10:01 AM, Michael Schnell wrote:
a) cross compile using FPC and just run it (debugging via code
instrumentation)
b) install fpc on the Target and compile and just run it (debugging
via code instrumentation)
c) cross compile and remote debug using Lazarus
d) install Lazarus and FPC on the Target, compile and debug.
e) cross compile using FPC and remote debug with the command line gdb
via ssh - gdb-stub - gdb - link (in case Lazarus does not decently
support remote debugging)
f) install fpc on the Target and compile and debug with the command
line gdb locally, using an ssh terminal log-in.
g)
Seemingly everybody forgot about fp, which AFAIK has a very decent TUI
(Text based user interface) and can work locally with gdb on a system
that does not offer a GUI.
I never used it, but years ago I use Borland/Turbo Pascal for rather
simple stuff, and colleagues of mine create very complex programs with
same.
I suppose fp can be used nicely on a headless ARM device via telnet or ssh.
-Michael
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