NegevSat project by Ben Gurion University.

Environment Setup for windows:

Detailed instructions can be found here: http://gaisler.com/doc/gr_lide.pdf

1. Download GRTools from http://www.gaisler.com/index.php/products?task=view&id=272
2. Install the file
3. Assert that "Path" environment variable was updated correctly - it should contain the following paths:
   • mkprom2
   • tsim
   • grmon
   • rtems
   • sparc-elf
   • bin folder of the installation (default is c:\opt\bin) if any of the paths are not correct fix it manually. NOTE: if you wish to update any of these tools, you should also update the "Path" of your windows.

Quick hello-world c++ application:

1. Run Eclipse which was installed in the previous tutorial
2. Create a new C++ project:
   2.1 File -> new -> C++ project
   2.2 Choose a name and type it in the "Project name" field
   2.3 Under Project type select "Hello World C++ Project"
   2.4 Under Toolchains select SPARC RTEMS
   2.5 Press finish
   
3. Setting compiler flags:
   3.1 Right click on the project in the project explorer and press on properties
   3.2 Under C/C++ Build -> Settings -> SPARC RTEMS C++ Compiler -> Hardware mark the V8 Extension
   
4. Setting Debug configuration:
   4.1 Go to Run -> Debug Configurations -> LEON C/C++ application and add your project there.
   4.2 Once your project appears under LEON C/C++ application click on it and go to Debugger window.
   4.3 Add external target by clicking on "New..." near the External target field
   4.4 Make sure the target's name is TSIM2 and Browse to the location of the TSIM simulator -
   the default location is C:\opt\tsim-eval\tsim\win32\tsim-leon3.exe
   4.5 Press on finish
   
5. Debug your project and see the output of TSIM in your console