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5.3.2 Set <strong>up</strong> Run and Debug Configuration<br />

To tell Eclipse to run the current application <strong>cross</strong>1 on the DX4 a special Run Configuration has to<br />

be created. Click on Run → Run Configurations. Here are all the Run Configurations listed. If there<br />

is already any configuration you should remove it, because it will not be used.<br />

Double click on C/C++ Remote Application to create a new remote launch configuration.<br />

Next to Connection select the connection you created before and click on Properties next to it. Here<br />

you have to set the remote workspace path. This path must exist! For example use /home/root/ and<br />

press OK.<br />

Make sure the box Select configuration using C/C++ Application is not checked.<br />

In Remote Absolute File Path For C/C++ Application set the complete path where to put the<br />

executable including the name of the file. For example /home/root/<strong>cross</strong>1.<br />

Put this in the field Commands to execute before application to make the file executable after<br />

Eclipse copied it to the DX4: chmod 777 /home/root/<strong>cross</strong>1<br />

After that click Apply and Close to save the settings. Now open Run → Debug Configurations.<br />

There should already be a C/C++ Remote Application where Eclipse made the same settings as in<br />

the Run Configuration.<br />

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