build in wind river

[Pneumaticsman]

In wind river how do I make it so that when I compile a simple file such as

#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
cout<<"hello world!\n";
return 0;
}

how do I make it so the compiled file goes to a directory in the computer, not the robot?

Thanks

[virtuald]

You don't.

I think you can install compilers and set them up to be used with eclipse, but I believe that Wind River does not come with any.

[Pneumaticsman]

haha ok thanks. I was just wondering, cause my team is using LabView this year it is much easier in my opinion. The only bad thing is there's a lot of pictures...a lot haha

[gvarndell]

Originally Posted by Pneumaticsman

how do I make it so the compiled file goes to a directory in the computer, not the robot?

If you're thinking you can use the Wind River tools to build a program that is executable on your Windows machine, you can't.

If you need free compiler tools for your Windows host, look into MinGW.
http://www.mingw.org/