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Tutorials, tips and reviews of boards that use Linux embedded. Tips on how to develop software and drivers to Linux embedded. All about Linux shown forms of programming for embedded Linux systems. And also already explained What is Embedded Linux In this article we will show how to program a software for Embedded Linux and what is needed for this. The example to be presented runs on any electronic board Linux, for example, BEAGLEBONE, Raspberry pi and other. However, the tests will be done on board Olimex A13-OLinuxino. If you have questions about what is cross-toolchain read the article What is Embedded Linux gcc-arm-linux-4.7-2013.04-gnueabihf-20130415, being stable and run on virtually any distribution of your choice. 6 - Test the basic operation (before doing the test, close and open the terminal again): If the compiler does not generate any error, it worked! Make sure the file is generated for ARM: The transfer of the file to board can be done in several ways. If you run Linux from an SD card copying to the card. Here we will use the We will compile the same code, but now we will use a Makefile to automate the build process. From now on, we will always use the If no error is shown then everything is working. We will not use libraries at the moment, so let LIBS commented! Ready! This is all you need to compile any simple software for Embedded Linux. We will see other posts using dynamically linked The C language for Embedded Linux is not very different from the C language for Linux Desktop, when you program software. But when it comes to device drivers for Embedded Linux programming there are significant changes. Although software development for Embedded Linux and Linux Desktop are similar in many aspects, there are still minor differences to consider. The compiler used will depend on the architecture of the SoC (System-on-a-chip) chosen. The most commonly used architectures for Embedded Linux is currently ARM, MIPS and PowerPC. It is also sometimes used the x86 intel. You need to compile or do*nload a