Release Notes

This page lists the main features implemented in each released version:

4.0.0, September 2014

Eclipse Luna compatibility. Fix support archiver issue

3.2.0, April 2014

Eclipse Kepler SR2 compatibility. Fix properly set the sysroot when debugging issue

3.1.0, November 2013

Eclipse Kepler SR1 compatibility.

3.0.0, August 2013

Eclipse Kepler compatibility issue.

2.1.0, May 2013

Fix orphaned configurations issue.

2.0.0, March 2013

Support new project types :

• Integration with the Makefile and autotools mechanisms of Eclipse. This allows you to use your own Makefile, or your own autotools-based build system while working inside Eclipse.
• Integration with the managed build Static and Shared projects.

1.0.0, January 2013

Initial contribution :

• Automatic discovery of available Buildroot toolchains
• Integration with the managed build infrastructure of Eclipse. Managed build means that Eclipse is responsible for building your application or library, as opposed to using an external Makefile, the autotools or CMake. Only executable projects are supported.
• Integration with the scanner configuration of Eclipse. This allows Eclipse to resolve the location of your headers.
• Integration with the remote execution, remote debugging, remote terminal and remote system explorer Eclipse features. For now, the communication with the target takes place through SSH, SFTP and gdbserver.
• Integration with pkg-config: Eclipse automatically uses the pkg-config binary generated by Buildroot, discovers the available library, and adds the necessary compiler and linker flags depending on the selected libraries.