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Wind River Workbench
User’s Guide, 3.0 (Linux Version)
1.2 Starting Workbench
You can run Workbench on a Linux or Windows host. On a Windows host, you
have fewer options related to the target.
1.2.1 Starting Workbench on a Linux Host
You can find the shell command to start Workbench in installDir.
To start Workbench:
1.
Make sure your path environment variable is set to include the path to your
compiler. Typically, which gcc should yield /usr/bin/gcc.
2.
From your Workbench installDir, issue the following command:
$ ./startWorkbench.sh
This is the basic startup command. You can supply arguments as described in
Running Eclipse in Eclipse Workbench User Guide:Tasks in the online help. For
example, these arguments give more heap space:
$ ./startWorkbench.sh -vmargs -Xmx512m
The resulting Welcome screen lets you click on options to see an overview, find
tutorials, see what is new, and to run Workbench. To come back to this screen,
select Help > Welcome from the Workbench window.
3.
Click Workbench.
Workbench displays the Application Development perspective. Figure 1-1
shows the default arrangement of the views. Workbench resumes the same
perspective when you open it again, or you can select the default settings by
choosing Window > Reset Perspective.
1.2.2 Starting Workbench on a Windows Host
To start Workbench on a Windows host:
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From the Start menu, select All Programs > Wind River > Workbench 3.x >
Wind River Workbench 3.x.