Cross Development Environment: Distribution Tree Print

 

Having been installed onto the Linux host, the cross development environment provides the following files and directories, relative to the top of the installation directory:

  • A2F/ - this is a directory with target components;
  • A2F/busybox/ - busybox source and development tree;
  • A2F/dropbear/ - dropbear SSH server source and development tree;
  • A2F/net-snmp/ - source and development tree of the net-snmp package;
  • A2F/uclibc - source and development tree of the uClibc package;
  • A2F/gdb-2011.03 - source and development tree of the GNU Debugger package;
  • A2F/hostapd-1.0 - source and development tree of the HostAP Daemon package;
  • A2F/wireless_tools - source and development tree of the Wireless Tools package;
  • A2F/libnl-3.2.11 - source and development tree of the Netlink Protocol Library package;
  • A2F/netperf-2.6.0 - source and development tree of the Netperf network benchmarking package;
  • A2F/alsa-utils-1.0.25 - sources and development tree of the ALSA Utils package;
  • A2F/alsa-lib-1.0.25 - sources and development tree of the ALSA Library package;
  • A2F/bt-tools - sources and development tree of the various Bluetooth utilities;
  • A2F/i2c-tools-3.1.0 - sources and development tree of the I2C tools package;
  • A2F/openssh-7.1p2 - sources and development tools of the Open SSH package;
  • A2F/openssl-1.0.1h - sources and development tools of the Open SSL package;
  • A2F/pppd - sources and development tools of the Open SSL package;
  • A2F/tslib - sources and development tools of the TSLib Touch Screeen access library;
  • A2F/wpa_supplicant - sources and development tools of the WPA Supplicant package;
  • A2F/root - pre-built target binaries ready for use on the target;
  • u-boot/ - U-Boot source and development tree;
  • linux/ - Linux (uClinux) kernel source and development tree;
  • projects/ - run-time projects (embedded applications);
  • tools/ - development tools;
  • tools/bin/mkimage - utility used by the Linux Cortex-M kernel build process to create a bootable
    U-Boot kernel image such as uImage;
  • ACTIVATE.sh - shell script you need to perform in order to activate the Linux Cortex-M development environment on your host.