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GNU-based development tools are critical for open source development. Red Hat employs the highest caliber tools engineering capability of any company to continually develop and extend the range of the standard GNU tools such as GCC and GDB. This product family is known as GNUPro.
In addition to the cross-development tools for embedded systems development, native versions of this technology has ported to a wide range of Unix® and Windows platforms and can substantially enhance the process of migrating from these platforms to Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
If you require a specialized deployment of GNUPro, Red Hat can assess your software development requirements and work with you to find the right solution.
Red Hat GNUPro is the leading compiler/debugger toolsuite in use by software developers worldwide. Red Hat is the premier provider of GNU technologies, designed for both desktop application development environments and embedded systems. GNUPro is an open-source C and C++ toolsuite that contains the latest technology developed by expert Red Hat engineers with enhancements and extensions contributed by developers from around the world in the open source community.
GNUPro includes a compiler suite made up of the GNUPro C compiler, the GNUPro C++ compiler , and a range of additional tools and utilities, including the GNU assembler (gas), GNU linker (ld) for most platforms, and binary utilities (binutils). The compilation technology in the GNUPro toolsuite is based on the gcc project an open source development project driving the leading edge in compiler technology.
GNUPro also includes the technology and tools for effective, efficient debug sessions. The standard command-line debugger, gdb, supports the same range of host systems and target microprocessors as gcc/g++. GDB allows the developer complete access to program state, including source and assembly level, variables, registers, and memory. Online help facilitates the use of the broad range of features.
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