Re:Introducing Raspberry Pi B+
by tdicola on Monday July 14, 2014 @03:55AM
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Check out sshfs or similar user-mode filesystems to make the Pi look like a drive. Cyberduck is another tool that has a decent file explorer UI around SSH/SFTP and is cross platform.
If you're writing C/C++ you can set up a cross compilation tool chain to write and compile code on any Linux machine. It's a pain but there are lots of blogs posts and guides on it.
Re:Introducing Raspberry Pi B+
by jiggy2011 on Monday July 14, 2014 @04:12AM
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Sure, but I mean you already need another computer in order to program the pi at which point you already have a computer that can run programs without the pi.
If you're writing C/C++ you can set up a cross compilation tool chain to write and compile code on any Linux machine. It's a pain but there are lots of blogs posts and guides on it.