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This article explains the functionalities and the usage of the Embedded Studio Package Manager. |
This article explains the functionalities and the usage of the Embedded Studio Package Manager. |
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| − | The Package Manager is a feature in Embedded Studio to download and install CPU Support Packages / Board Support Packages / Library Packages in an easy and uncomplicated way.It also offers the possibility to install packages manually via |
+ | The Package Manager is a feature in Embedded Studio to download and install CPU Support Packages / Board Support Packages / Library Packages in an easy and uncomplicated way. It also offers the possibility to install packages manually via command line or GUI. |
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All available packages for the RISC-V architecture can be found at https://studio.segger.com/riscv/packages |
All available packages for the RISC-V architecture can be found at https://studio.segger.com/riscv/packages |
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| − | With the |
+ | With the V6.40 update of Embedded Studio a new package manager was implemented which allows to install also older versions of the package. |
It can be activated as follows: |
It can be activated as follows: |
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''Tools -> Options -> Enviroment -> Package Manager -> Package System Version -> Version 2'' |
''Tools -> Options -> Enviroment -> Package Manager -> Package System Version -> Version 2'' |
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| − | ==Install Packages via |
+ | ==Install Packages via command line== |
| − | *Embedded Studio |
+ | *Embedded Studio V6.40 or newer: |
*# Open your Embedded Studio installation Folder: ''File -> Open Studio Folder -> Studio Folder (Ctrl+Q, F, U)'' |
*# Open your Embedded Studio installation Folder: ''File -> Open Studio Folder -> Studio Folder (Ctrl+Q, F, U)'' |
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*# Navigate to the ''bin'' folder |
*# Navigate to the ''bin'' folder |
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*# Open a Terminal in this folder |
*# Open a Terminal in this folder |
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| − | *# Run ''pkg update'' |
+ | *# Run ''./pkg update'' on linux, or ''./pkg.exe update'' on windows. |
| − | *# Run ''pkg install PackageName:Version'' |
+ | *# Run ''./pkg install PackageName:Version'' on linux, or ''./pkg.exe install PackageName:Version'' on windows. |
| − | *Embedded Studio |
+ | *Embedded Studio V6.34a or older: |
*# Open your Embedded Studio installation Folder: ''File -> Open Studio Folder -> Studio Folder (Ctrl+Q, F, U)'' |
*# Open your Embedded Studio installation Folder: ''File -> Open Studio Folder -> Studio Folder (Ctrl+Q, F, U)'' |
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*# Navigate to the ''bin'' folder |
*# Navigate to the ''bin'' folder |
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*# Open a Terminal in this folder |
*# Open a Terminal in this folder |
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| − | *# Run ''pkg update'' |
+ | *# Run ''./pkg update'' on linux, or ''./pkg.exe update'' on windows. |
| − | *# Run ''pkg install PackageName'' |
+ | *# Run ''./pkg install PackageName'' on linux, or ''./pkg.exe install PackageName'' on windows. |
==Install Packages manually== |
==Install Packages manually== |
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There are different ways to install a package manually: |
There are different ways to install a package manually: |
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* Install via GUI: ''Tools -> Manually Install Packages'' |
* Install via GUI: ''Tools -> Manually Install Packages'' |
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| − | * Install via |
+ | * Install via command line: |
*# Open your Embedded Studio installation Folder: ''File -> Open Studio Folder -> Studio Folder (Ctrl+Q, F, U)'' |
*# Open your Embedded Studio installation Folder: ''File -> Open Studio Folder -> Studio Folder (Ctrl+Q, F, U)'' |
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*# Navigate to the ''bin'' folder |
*# Navigate to the ''bin'' folder |
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*# Open a Terminal in this folder |
*# Open a Terminal in this folder |
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| − | *# Run: ''pkg install -manual [package_file]'' |
+ | *# Run: ''./pkg install -manual [package_file]'' on linux, or ''./pkg.exe install -manual [package_file]'' on windows. |
Latest revision as of 15:49, 21 November 2022
This article explains the functionalities and the usage of the Embedded Studio Package Manager.
The Package Manager is a feature in Embedded Studio to download and install CPU Support Packages / Board Support Packages / Library Packages in an easy and uncomplicated way. It also offers the possibility to install packages manually via command line or GUI.
General Information
Embedded Studio supports 2 versions of Package Manager.
All available packages for the ARM architecture can be found at https://studio.segger.com/packages
All available packages for the RISC-V architecture can be found at https://studio.segger.com/riscv/packages
With the V6.40 update of Embedded Studio a new package manager was implemented which allows to install also older versions of the package.
It can be activated as follows:
Tools -> Options -> Enviroment -> Package Manager -> Package System Version -> Version 2
Install Packages via command line
- Embedded Studio V6.40 or newer:
- Open your Embedded Studio installation Folder: File -> Open Studio Folder -> Studio Folder (Ctrl+Q, F, U)
- Navigate to the bin folder
- Open a Terminal in this folder
- Run ./pkg update on linux, or ./pkg.exe update on windows.
- Run ./pkg install PackageName:Version on linux, or ./pkg.exe install PackageName:Version on windows.
- Embedded Studio V6.34a or older:
- Open your Embedded Studio installation Folder: File -> Open Studio Folder -> Studio Folder (Ctrl+Q, F, U)
- Navigate to the bin folder
- Open a Terminal in this folder
- Run ./pkg update on linux, or ./pkg.exe update on windows.
- Run ./pkg install PackageName on linux, or ./pkg.exe install PackageName on windows.
Install Packages manually
There are different ways to install a package manually:
- Install via GUI: Tools -> Manually Install Packages
- Install via command line:
- Open your Embedded Studio installation Folder: File -> Open Studio Folder -> Studio Folder (Ctrl+Q, F, U)
- Navigate to the bin folder
- Open a Terminal in this folder
- Run: ./pkg install -manual [package_file] on linux, or ./pkg.exe install -manual [package_file] on windows.
