This User's Guide describes the Integrated Development Environment (IDE), which is part of the QNX Momentics Tool Suite. The guide introduces you to the IDE and shows you how to use it effectively to build your QNX Neutrino-based systems.
Once you understand the basic concepts, you're ready to begin the typical cycle of setting up your projects, writing code, debugging, testing, and finally fine-tuning your target system.
The following table may help you find information quickly:
To: | Go to: |
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Learn about the workspace, perspectives, views, and editors | IDE Concepts |
Look up a keyboard shortcut | IDE Concepts |
Use the IDE's help system | IDE Concepts |
Connect your host and target | Preparing Your Target |
Create projects | Developing C/C++ Programs |
Create Photon projects | Developing Photon Applications |
Compile your code | Developing C/C++ Programs |
Import a QNX source package and BSP | Managing Source Code |
Import existing code into the IDE | Managing Source Code |
Check code into CVS or SVN | Managing Source Code |
Debug your program | Debugging in the IDE |
Run QNX Neutrino on your target | Building OS and Flash Images |
Examine execution stats (e.g. call counts) in your programs | Profiling an Application |
Exercise a test suite | Using Code Coverage |
Find and fix a memory leak in a program | Finding memory errors and leaks |
See process or thread states, memory allocation, etc. | Getting System Information |
Examine your system's performance, kernel events, etc. | Analyzing Your System with Kernel Tracing |
Learn how to use one of the IDE's wizards | Project and Wizard Properties Reference |
Set execution options for your programs | Launch Configurations Reference |
Run through the IDE tutorials | Tutorials |
Learn where the IDE stores important files | Where Files Are Stored? |
Learn what utilities the IDE uses | Utilities used by the IDE |
Learn about what's new in this release | What's New |
Learn about migrating from earlier versions of the IDE | Migrating from Earlier Releases |
Find the meaning of a special term used in the IDE | Glossary |