Intel System Studio 2019 Get Started Guide for macOS*
Follow the steps in this section to create an On-Board LED Blink or UP Squared* Built-in LEDs application to run on a remote Linux* target.
Step 1: Install Docker*
Before creating a new project, Docker* must be running on your host development system.
Follow the instructions in the Install Docker for Intel System Studio guide (links below). It includes links to installation steps as well as specific prerequisites and configuration steps for use with Intel System Studio.
Step 2: Create a new project
Choose File > New > Project from the menu to start the new project wizard.
Expand Intel Application Development and select C++ Project. Click Next.
In the Code Samples list, expand the Get Started folder and select On-Board LED Blink or UP Squared Built-in LEDs.
The sample project name appears in the New Project Name field. If you wish to change it, type over the displayed name.
For Builder, select Managed Build.
For Build Options, select Docker.
Click Next.
In the Select a Docker Container list, select the most recent version of Ubuntu Linux 16.04 64-Bit (GCC).
Click Finish.
Your project is created and built. The project files are shown in the Project Explorer. The build status is shown in the console.
Step 3: Create a new connection
Step 4: Set up credentials
Set up credentials to access the target device. You can use either of the following authentication methods:
If the application accesses hardware sensors, LEDs, or requires elevated privileges, use public key based authentication for a higher level of security. Follow the steps in SSH Connection: Password-less Access to a Remote Linux Target Device.
If the application does not require elevated privileges, you can use login with password .
Step 5: Run or debug the application
Your project runs and results appear in the console. To stop the process, click the red Terminate icon on the console.