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Installing Components Under Windows
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A.6 Installing Components Under Windows
A Linux host is the recommended development platform for DVEVM
development. However, it is possible to use a Microsoft Windows host for
such development. Since the expected host is a Linux platform, less
documentation is provided for Windows host build issues.
The DVEVM provides the following Microsoft Windows installers for
customers who already have the Windows version of MontaVista Linux
Tools:
❏
DVEVM: mvl_lsp_setupwin32_#_##_##_##.exe
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DVEVM: dvevm_setupwin32_#_##_##_##.exe
The DVEVM does not include the Windows version of the MontaVista
Linux Tools. If you want to use a Windows host for DaVinci development,
you will need to obtain the Windows version of the MontaVista Linux
Tools from Texas Instruments. You must also have the Windows version
of the MVL Target (cross compilers that run on Windows to generate
target-side code).
To set up a Windows host for DaVinci development, follow these steps:
1) Run all the Windows installers in the sequence listed above. The
DVEVM software installers expect the MontaVista Linux tools to have
already been installed.
2) When running the installers (even if you are in a MVL bash shell),
specify a full Windows-style path with backslashes. For example,
C:\mvcyg4.0\home\useracct.
3) Use a text editor to edit the Rules.make file. Make the following
changes:
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MVTOOL_PREFIX: Specify the prefix to be added before the
GNU compiler tools. Use UNIX format (forward slashes) with a
preceding C:. For example, you might use:
C:/mvcyg4.0/opt/mv_pro_4.0/montavista/pro/devkit/arm/v5t_le/bin/arm_v5t_le-
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EXEC_DIR: Specify the location to which the resulting
executables and data should be copied using UNIX format
(forward slashes). For example, C:/mvcg4.0/opt/dvevm.