1. Günter Weitersberger SNiFF+Cross Advanced

2. © 2000 Wind River Systems, Inc. What is SNiFF+Cross ? Use your PC to develop UNIX applications Unified software development in heterogeneous environments Manage software projects for multiple targets Leverage existing hardware and software investments Compile, debug and use tools remotely

3. © 2000 Wind River Systems, Inc. How does it work ? Run SNiFF+ on the development platform Run the build on the target platform Share hard-disks between the systems Access the compiler and debugger via remote login NFS/Samba SNiFF+ Development Compiler Debugger Target

4. © 2000 Wind River Systems, Inc. What is SNiFF+Cross Advanced ? Customer Engineering Solution Use all features of SNiFF+ Cross Plus No hard disk sharing is necessary Automatic mirroring of the environment Reduces the network traffic and improves the performance of your environment

5. © 2000 Wind River Systems, Inc. How does it work ? Run SNiFF+ on the development platform Run the build on the target platform Mirror hard-disks via ftp Access the compiler and debugger via remote login SNiFF+ Development Compiler Debugger Target ftp rlogin

6. © 2000 Wind River Systems, Inc. Pre-Conditions SNiFF+ Cross product license SNiFF+ Cross standard setup FTP and rlogin on the target platform optional gnu-tar/gzip on both platforms for faster transfer

7. © 2000 Wind River Systems, Inc. Available Platforms Development platform all SNiFF+ Platforms (Unix and Windows) Target platform all OS supporting FTP and rlogin

8. © 2000 Wind River Systems, Inc. SNiFF+Cross Advanced Complete Advanced Solution –Source code of the standard package –Source code of all customizations One day Setup and Training –Setup of the Advanced Solution –Customizations for YOUR environment –User Training

9. Günter Weitersberger SNiFF+Cross Advanced

10. © 2000 Wind River Systems, Inc. SNiFF+Cross Advanced Custom Menus 1

11. © 2000 Wind River Systems, Inc. SNiFF+Cross Advanced Custom Menus 2

12. © 2000 Wind River Systems, Inc. SNiFF+Cross Advanced Preferences