Hi Bob,
For windows try using cygwin, this can be installed on a usb stick
with a bit of tweaking making it portable in Windows Linux solution.
It comes with all the normal Linux tools. When i was working on the
project a few years ago I found that having an old machine with com
ports etc etc running Linux connected to all the development kit was
really useful. Then I would ssh into that machine and work from my
Windows machine.
I think that cygwin will do most of what you want as long as your
remember it is not a native Linux environment and not everything is
like Linux.
If you want any more advise then come back to me and I can give you a
few pointers.
Tom
On Jul 14, 11:32 pm, Casainho <
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