Part 2: Configuring a Development System with Visual Studio Code and the NI Linux Real-Time Compilers.This document introduces the NI Linux Real-Time Cross Compile Toolchain and basic cross compiling concepts.Part 1: Cross Compiling C/C++ Code for NI Linux Real-Time.The tutorial documents attached to this page cover a large range of topics related to building and deploying C/C++ code to NI Linux Real-Time devices. The attached documents introduce the concept of cross compiling, provide instructions on how to configure third-party tools and Visual Studio Code as an example of tools for use with the NI toolchain, and walk through several example use cases such as a "Hello, World!" application.įor an alternative approach, refer to Developing C/C++ Code for NI Linux Real-Time with the Visual Studio Code Remote Development Extensio. This series of tutorials provides an introduction to compiling C/C++ code using the NI Linux Real-Time GNU C/C++ Toolchains and Visual Studio Code. The new documentation can be found at and updates can be submitted to. So, if you add two projects to the AOT and then add a reference from one project to another, it will automatically update the cross-references.Note: This document is now archived and is no longer being updated.
For more information, see Walkthrough: Using the Cross-Reference Tool with Visual Studio Projects.Īfter you add a project to the AOT, the project and its cross reference information are updated every time you build the project in Visual Studio. In order to see cross-references for Visual Studio projects, you must first add them to the AOT by using the Application Explorer. The Cross-reference tool fully supports Visual Studio projects (found in the Visual Studio Projects node) in the Application Object Tree (AOT). By using the Cross-reference tool, you can see which other objects the current object uses or which other objects use the current object. The Cross-reference Tool in Microsoft Dynamics AX lets you see the relationships between objects. Applies To: Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Feature Pack, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012
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