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I am trying to replace the Arduino IDE with the Arduino Eclipse plugin. After downloading everything needed and trying to compile even the simplest "Hello World" - Program I get the following error in eclipse:

error

When calling:

which avr-gcc

in terminal it returns the correct directory, no problems here.

  • Arduino eclipse plugin V2 (Eclipse Marketplace)
  • Arduino IDE 1.6 (newest from homepage)
  • Ubuntu 14.10
  • Eclipse Luna

thx

pmkrefeld
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From Eclipse > Properties of project > Environment > add the variable A.RUNTIME.TOOLS.AVR-GCC.PATH

You could use XDAQ that provides a scientific ecosystem of powerfull tools with Arduino IDE + Eclipse Luna C++. See more here: XDAQ

Alex
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You must do some configuration at Eclipse(project). In Eclipse are a Plugin fpr AVR, too. Here are some links to tutorials, which can help to solve your problem: http://www.timteatro.net/2012/03/22/beginning-atmel-avr-development-in-linux-using-avr-eclipse-avr-gcc-and-avrdude/

http://www.instructables.com/id/Getting-started-with-ubuntu-and-the-AVR-dragon/?lang=de

If you understand german:

http://www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/AVR_Eclipse

Doan
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  • All your links refer to AVR Eclipse or avr-gcc directly, i am not using that but the "Arduino Eclipse IDE V2" plugin. Additionally I already have all the dependencies installed. – pmkrefeld Apr 06 '15 at 22:49
  • maybe you must do some configuration on the project properties itself and not just install dependencies – Doan Apr 06 '15 at 23:01
  • The only configuration you have to do is to set the path to the Arduino IDE and that's set up and working. Besides this plugin delivers a wizard for new arduino projects, so nothing obvious to set up here. – pmkrefeld Apr 06 '15 at 23:06
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Download arduino 1.6.0 and point your eclipse arduino ide path to that. 1.6.1 to 1.6.3 don't work with the plug in.

Anonymous
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I just solved the same problem on my all newly installed laptop ...

  • Ubuntu 15.04 "vivid"
  • Arduino 1.6.5
  • Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers 4.5.0
  • AVR Eclipse plugin 2.4.1
  • Arduino eclipse extensions 2.2.0.1

I used this video guide to install

I haven't tryed the @misteralex solution but if it work's it's cleaner than mine :-/

In my case, all avr binary are stored in /usr/bin, but Eclipse tool chain wants to use then from /bin . I want to create some links to do the substitution without moving binaries. But there is 28 binaries and I'm a little lazy so I use the commandline to create them :

cd /bin
for ff in `ls /usr/bin/avr-*` ; do ln -s $ff $(echo $ff | awk -F "/" '{ print $4 }') ; done

Now verify command from Eclipse give "Finished building target" message !

tdaget
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