CC Linux - Programmer's Guide
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1. Introduction
2. Interfaces
3. Board Support Package
4. Software Development Kit
5. Special considerations
6. Build Examples
7. Using an IDE in CC Linux application development
8. Working with Systemd
CC Linux - Programmer's Guide
CC Linux Programmer’s Guide
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CC Linux Programmer’s Guide
Documentation
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1. Introduction
1.1 Convention and Definitions
2. Interfaces
2.1 Standard libraries
2.2 CCAux library
2.3 CCAux API calling convention
3. Board Support Package
3.1 Downloading and installing the BSP
3.2 BSP structure
3.3 Using the BSP
4. Software Development Kit
4.1 Downloading and installing the SDK
4.2 Debugging remotely
4.3 Rauc Bundle Generation & Update
4.4 Rauc USB Updates
5. Special considerations
5.1 Ethernet, setting a static IP-address
5.2 CAN
5.3 Analog video
5.4 Graphics, Qt (without Weston)
5.5 Graphics, Weston
5.6 Serial Number Broadcast interface
5.7 Polarity of PWM outputs
5.8 Suspend
5.9 General-purpose input/output (GPIO)
6. Build Examples
6.1 Building applications with the SDK
6.2 Qt application development
6.3 Building any (platform supported) version of Qt with the SDK
7. Using an IDE in CC Linux application development
7.1 vscode integration
7.2 qtcreator integration
8. Working with Systemd
8.1 Creating services with dependencies
8.2 Viewing dependencies with systemctl list-dependencies
8.3 Adding systemd .devices
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Trademarks and terms of use