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A developer’s review of REDSonic’s Embedded Linux toolkit

Feb 22, 2002 — by LinuxDevices Staff — from the LinuxDevices Archive — 1 views

This article is the fifth in LinuxDevices.com's series of reviews of Embedded Linux toolkits by embedded developer Jerry Epplin. In order to gain insight into the use of each toolkit from the developer's perspective, Epplin builds Embedded Linux OS images for three different x86-based EBX form-factor single-board computers using each toolkit. Each of the toolkits is then evaluated against a common set of criteria which include ease of use, overall toolkit architecture, methods of package management, diversity of platform support, and openness of the source code. In this installment, Epplin takes a close-up look at REDSonic's RED-Builder 2.0 XE toolset.

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