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| + | Support and dicussions are handled in the forum [http://tinyos.ethz.ch/phpBB3/]. As backup solution send a mail to "tos-ide(at)tik.ee.ethz.ch". | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:26, 10 November 2009
Yeti is a NesC editor implemented as plugin for Eclipse. The list of features provided by Yeti includes: syntax highlighting, real-time code validation, code completion, various search tools and other things. It also includes an experimental debugger intended to work with avr-dbg and avarice, but capable of supporting other GDBs as well. Yeti is built to work with TinyOS 2.x and has only limited support for TinyOS 1.x.
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Design
Yeti uses the notion of projects: a project is a set of files and configurations necessary to build a TinyOS application. Internally Yeti builds a model of such a project. This model is then used to detect errors or collect other meta information. Because of this model Yeti can detect most errors that would be detected by the TinyOS tool-chain itself.
When editing a file Yeti handles the file as if it would contain the main-component of the application. This can lead to some confusion (e.g. wrong error messages) as includes may not be resolved correctly.
Using Yeti 2
Installation and guides for the first steps are available on the projects webpage [1].
Yeti requires Eclipse [2] and an installation of TinyOS, it runs on Linux and on Windows.
Images
Contact
Support and dicussions are handled in the forum [3]. As backup solution send a mail to "tos-ide(at)tik.ee.ethz.ch".
