Getting Started with Toradex ARM Modules

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Article updated at 23 Jul 2020

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First Step

Check our Quickstart Guide for Linux
We recommend going through the datasheets of the computer module and carrier board you have before starting development.
As a next step please go through the article Toradex Easy Installer
You can now proceed with setting up the development environment following the articles mentioned below.

Windows CE

Development Environment

Toradex Libraries

Other commonly used interfaces

Additional Interfaces

GUI Example Applications

Database Connectivity

Cloud Library for Windows CE

Linux

Development Environment

Setting up Development Environment

Eclipse Project Setup and Use

Hello World Application on Embedded Linux

Device Drivers

Other commonly used interfaces

GUI Example Applications

Cortex M4 real-time core (Colibri VF61 and Colibri iMX7 only)

Common Linux configurations

Software

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