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2 DS-5 Quick Start Guide
www.arm.com/ds5 3
Eclipse IDE and Project Manager
Getting Started with DS-5
Downloading
Download DS-5 and a 30-day free, fully featured, evaluation
license from Alternatively, request a DVD
from your local ARM office or tools distributor.
In order to retrieve a license file for your DS-5 serial number,
go to .
DS-5 is regularly updated with new functionality. When you
purchase DS-5 you are entitled to technical support and access
to free updates for one year. It is recommended that you keep
your DS-5 installation up to date.
Running and Licensing DS-5
Most DS-5 functionality can be accessed from its Eclipse
environment. Eclipse for DS-5 is launched from Windows
Start Menu ? Programs ? ARM DS-5.
Installations on Linux hosts include a script to install/uninstall
application menus. Alternatively, launch Eclipse by executing
eclipse from <install_directory>\bin.
When launched, Eclipse prompts you to specify the location of a
Workspace. This is the directory where your Eclipse settings
and projects will be stored. We recommend that you create one
or more new directories to be used as DS-5 workspaces.
The first time you run Eclipse, open
to install your DS-5 license file and unlock the DS-5
functionality.
Environment Variables
The DS-5 installer does not modify any environment variables
on your system. DS-5 only requires that the path environment
variable points to the <install_directory>\bin directory.
This is done automatically if you launch the tools from the
Eclipse for DS-5 or the DS-5 Command Prompt items in
the Windows Start Menu.
Running the tools from a Linux console requires that you
manually set the path environment variable.
www.arm.com/ds5.
https://silver.arm.com/licensing/
Help ? ARM License
Manager...
Welcome Screen
At any time you can open the Eclipse for DS-5 welcome screen
by selecting Help ? DS-5 Home.
The welcome screen provides links to getting started
information such as example documentation, hints and tips, and
support resources on the web.
Click on the Go to the Workbench link to close the
welcome screen and start using DS-5.
The DS-5 welcome screen links to useful information such as
video tutorials, step-by-step guides, examples, and documentation.
System Requirements
The minimum computer specification to run DS-5 is:
n2 GHz host processor (dual-core recommended).
n2 GB of RAM (4 GB recommended).
n2 GB of hard disk space.
DS-5 supports the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the
following x86 host platforms:
nWindows XP Professional service pack 3.
nWindows 7 Professional and Enterprise.
nRed Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Desktop and Workstation.
Support for Windows Vista service pack 2 is deprecated.
Node-locked or floating?
DS-5 node-locked and floating licenses are available for
both Windows and Linux hosts.
nNode-locked licenses are the best choice for single
developers and small teams. They are easy to set up,
and ensure that each developer always has the tools
available.
nFloating licenses are loaded to license servers, and are
shared among a team of developers. By using floating
licenses you maximise the utilization of each license. In
most cases this provides a better return on investment.
Eclipse Perspectives
A typical Eclipse workbench window contains one or more
perspectives, each of them including a set of related views,
editors, menus, and toolbars.
DS-5 includes two Eclipse perspectives:
To open an Eclipse view, go to
The name of the current perspective
is shown on the Eclipse title bar.
The buttons on the perspective tab
on the top right of the Eclipse window
enable switching between perspectives.
Import Example Projects
From the C/C++ perspective, select File ? Import... ?
General ? Existing Projects into Workspace.
Create and Build Projects
nC/C++: used to import and manage software projects, and
to edit source files.
nDS-5 Debug: graphical interface for the DS-5 Debugger.
? Show View.
Activate Select archive file and browse to
<install_directory>\examples\example.zip. Click Finish.
This operation decompresses all the DS-5 examples into your
workbench directory and opens them in the Eclipse Project
Explorer window.
The example projects are also rebuilt automatically with the
GCC-based compilation tools included in the DS-5 package.
Any build errors or warnings are displayed in the Eclipse
Problems tab.
? New ? C or
C++ Project.
Select one of the four project templates in the DS-5 project
wizard: executable (Linux application), shared library, static
library, or makefile project. This creates a new project with
working pre-defined compiler settings.
To add to the project source files
based on suitable templates, right-click
on the Project Explorer view and
select New ? Source File.
To make or build a project, select
Project ? Build.
Window
From the C/C++ perspective, select File
DS-5 Example Projects
DS-5 includes a range of examples to get you started:
nDistribution is a complete Linux distribution for the
Cortex-A8 Real-Time System Model, which enables
application development on this simulation target.
nGnometris is an open source Linux application similar
to the game Tetris.
nExample_library demonstrates how to create a
simple shared library in C for ARM Linux.
nCpp, cpp_library, cppex and cppex_library are
examples of object creation and exception handling
nThreads is a simple multi-threaded Linux application
that illustrates how the tools handle multiple threads.
nXaos is an example fractal application that includes a
pre-generated multi-core Streamline report.
nKernel_module illustrates the kernel awareness
features in DS-5 Debugger. Note that it needs to be
built on a Linux host against your Linux kernel.
DS-5 also includes a bootloader (U-Boot) and a pre-built
SD Card image to try it on a Beagle board.
Creating new projects in DS-5.
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