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Compile the program by hitting the button with a hammer. When you open the Console at the<br />

bottom of Eclipse you should see him invoking the arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc <strong>cross</strong> compiler to<br />

compile the program.<br />

In the project directory you will find a file called <strong>cross</strong>1. This is the executable which you have to<br />

copy to the DX4. How to do this will be described later in chapter 7.<br />

5.3 Executing with Eclipse<br />

Now you can just copy the created file <strong>cross</strong>1 to the target and execute it. A better and easier way is<br />

to let Eclipse do that for you by a remote execution.<br />

5.3.1 Create a connection to the DX4<br />

First of all you will need to create a connection to the DX4. Go to Window → Show View → Other,<br />

expand Remote Systems and select the Remote System Explorer and click OK.<br />

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