This directory contains projects for using emacs as editor for Chrome OS.
There is a copy of gn mode in chrome browser source tree for editing gn files.
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/refs/heads/main/tools/emacs/gn.el
(load-file "path/to/chromium/src/tools/emacs/gn.el")
Try using the ebuild mode.
$ git clone https://anongit.gentoo.org/git/proj/ebuild-mode.git
(add-to-list 'load-path "~/path/to/ebuild-mode/") (load-library "~/src/ebuild-mode/ebuild-mode.el")
See Chromacs gerrit integration for how to integrate with gerrit.
cros_sdk tramp integration.In your .emacs configuration file, load cros-sdk-tramp.el, and set up the path to your CrOS checkout.
(setq cros-sdk-tramp-src-path "~/src/path/to/cros") (load-file "~/path/to/cros-sdk-tramp.el")
Then find file with path starting /cros:: would use the right path, things like M-x shell will start a cros_sdk. Because cros_sdk invokes sudo you will be asked password.
Make sure you ask no when asked to store your corp password.
M-x compile for example with cros_workon_make --test --board=rammus-arc-r debugd will start compilation inside the chroot in the compilation buffer and the next-error would find the right source location.
cros-sdk-tramp-rotate-among-files utility is provided to switch between inside chroot and outside.
To make cros_sdk smooth you may want to tweak your sudo configuration