GNU ARM Eclipse is now available from Eclipse Marketplace

• GNU ARM Eclipse is now available from Eclipse Marketplace
  Posted by ilg on 09 Dec, 2015 13:57
• Overview
  
  The GNU ARM Eclipse project includes a set of open source Eclipse plug-ins and tools to create/build/debug/manage ARM (32-bits) and AArch64 (64-bits) applications and static/shared libraries, using the latest GNU ARM GCC toolchains. 
  
  Eclipse Marketplace
  
  Aiming to further improve the user experience while installing/updating the plug-ins, the GNU ARM Eclipse project was registered to Eclipse Marketplace:
  
  
  
  Benefits
  
  The main advantage of using the Eclipse Marketplace is a simplified install procedure, no longer requiring to manually enter the update site address.
  
  The Install button
  
  The Eclipse Marketplace not only provides a centralised index to locate projects, it goes one step further and provides a drag-and-drop browser button.
  
  
  
  As seen above, the button can be included in any web page.
  
  To use it, just drag-and-drop the button to a running Eclipse, and the plug-ins to install/update will be automatically identified:
  
  
  
  If, for any reason, this does not work, it is always possible to search the Eclipse Marketplace manually from within Eclipse menus:
  
  
  
  More info
  
  For more details about the GNU ARM Eclipse project, please refer to the project site http://gnuarmeclipse.github.io/.
• #1 Reply
  Posted by Brutte on 09 Dec, 2015 19:44
• Well, I never had any problems with installation of your wonderful plug-in or packs (huge thanks!) even though several clicks were needed. Now with marketplace integration that would be even closer to one-click-to-install IDE for ARMs (like with commercial IDEs).
  
  What is next? Wizarding?
  
  I'd love to have the uVision-compatible configuration wizard annotations.
• #2 Reply
  Posted by ilg on 09 Dec, 2015 20:07
• > uVision-compatible configuration wizard annotations
  
  a future version this might bring this too (please add a new enhancement request in GitHub Issues to be sure I don't forget about it), but before this a new wizard to create projects from packs will be implemented.
  
  
• #3 Reply
  Posted by bson on 14 Dec, 2015 00:41
• Including support for OpenOCD?  The whole edit-compile-program-debug cycle?  If so, nice!!!
  
• #4 Reply
  Posted by ilg on 14 Dec, 2015 08:27
• Quote from: bson on 14 Dec, 2015 00:41

  Including support for OpenOCD?  The whole edit-compile-program-debug cycle?  If so, nice!!!
  

  
  yes, the whole cycle, with debugging support, ready to run templates, emulator, and many more.