I would need a bigger standing desk to accommodate three monitors! ?hi hi
Your page on hacking the sBitx encouraged me to check out gdb a few weeks ago. ?I honestly never used a debugger before, with all of my C development work on the Arduino. ?I depended a lot on embedded debug code with #defines to turn it on or off at compile time. ?I noticed you don¡¯t have much debugging code at all in sBitx code. ?I presume gdb is giving you what you need? ?I need to learn gdb.
I¡¯ve been using Microsoft vsCode for years to develop for the Arduino, however I find the UI too complicated and convoluted at times. ?Sublime is straightforward and crisp.
I know the vi keystrokes, to the point where I don¡¯t have to think about it, like driving a manual transmission car :-)
But I digress.
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Anthony,
I need three consoles, one for the editor (vi), one for running the debugger (I always execute under gdb), the third is "just in case" where i can run manual pages, or view another file simultaneously, etc. My solution is to maximize the ssh window and run screen to split the window into three.
However, there was a time when I also had to refer to the circuit and pinouts that were running on my thinkpad under kicad and libreoffice spreadsheets.
Just wanted to drop a note regarding a development setup that is working well for me.? I had been using vi in an ssh session for development, but that has some real limitations.? Recently I installed Samba on my sBitx to access /home/pi via Windows SMB on my Mac.? I now run Sublime on one screen to edit files and on another screen I have VNC running so I can launch the executable and test the GUI.? For anyone playing with the code, I highly recommend this setup.
73
Goody
K3NG
