Setting up Eclipse IDE in linux with arm toolchain

Jonatan F. OP #1174170 
Hi guys, I'm trying to set up a linux development platform, similar to
yagarto, because we use this program with windows for our university
project. We develop an ARM board, based on at91sam7x256, similar to
olimex board, but with less components, and we use it to control a power
inverter. My problem is that I'm a linux user, and I haven't win
installed on my computer. Do you know how to start with the IDE eclipse,
so that I can integrate the arm-elf-gcc?

Thanks. Jonatan Fischer, like Michael (Yagarto), but from Argentina...
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Clifford S. #1174171 
These may help:
www.macraigor.com/downloads/Macraigor_with_Eclipse.pdf
http://www.olimex.com/dev/armtutorial.html
http://mikestirling.co.uk/drupal/?q=node/1

The last one does not have much detail, but seems to be using the same
approach as Macraigor, but with OpenOCD rather than Macraigor's
OCDremote, so you can probably adapt Macraigor's instructions.

I have not checked out the Olimex solution, you may have better luck in
obtaining it than me.
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