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Re: Development enviroments orther than MPLAB

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Originally Posted by MikeDubreuil
Under Linux, how do you compile your code? I heard about using make, but how?
You have to make a make file (typically named something clever like "makefile") that describes all the dependencies in your code and how to compile it. Then, from within the directory that has the make file, you type "make" and presto!, you have an compiled version of your program . The cool thing is that if you do a make after changing only one file, only the files that rely on that one have to be recompiled, making it much faster.
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