In the early stages of learning, the hardest part is finding learning materials, so today I recommend a repository that summarizes embedded open source projects. This article carefully compiles some embedded-related resources, including but not limited to programming languages, microcontrollers, open source projects, Internet of Things, operating systems, Linux and more. These materials are continuously … Read more
Basic Rules The Makefile is based on declarative dependencies as follows target: prerequisite prerequisite2 command target2: target command2 If you run target2, due to the declared dependencies, target will run first. It is important to note that the default target in Makefile is both a target and a local file, unless you declare it as … Read more
Click the blue text Follow us What is Makefile? Perhaps many Windows programmers do not know this thing, because those Windows IDE do this work for you, but a good and professional programmer still needs to understand makefile. It’s like there are so many HTML editors now, but if you want to become a professional, … Read more
This article will illustrate how Makefile works using two examples. The author’s aim is to summarize the common problems beginners encounter when writing Makefiles in a concise manner. After reading this article, you should be able to start writing your own Makefile. Platform: Ubuntu 20 Tools: make, gcc What is Makefile The Makefile describes the … Read more
In-Depth Study of Makefile In previous articles, we analyzed character device drivers together. If we have already written the driver code, what should we do next? First, we need to run make, and upon successful compilation, a globalmem.ko file will be generated. Next, we need to insert this kernel module into the kernel and use … Read more
What is a Makefile? Why do we need a Makefile? To compile a C file normally, you can just type the command: gcc hello.c -o hello That’s it. If there are just a few more files, adding them in gcc isn’t a big deal. However, if you have a complete project that contains thousands or … Read more
1. Why Use Makefile for Compiling Multiple .C Files: (1). Generally, when we are developing a project, we will create a project with many directories, and each directory contains many .C files, which requires joint compilation. (2). If we compile manually, the multiple program files are intertwined, leading to dependencies and dependent relationships between different … Read more
If you are developing under Linux, you must know what a Makefile is. If you don’t know, you could say you are not a qualified Linux developer because a Makefile is an essential skill. So, what exactly is the function of a Makefile? First, you should know about gcc. GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) is a … Read more
Although there are countless books and materials about assembly language available on the market, do you find it hard to get started? Even though they are all comprehensible Chinese characters, do they become incomprehensible when combined? You can understand them, but when you get to the practical operation, you get stuck. Do you feel the … Read more
Newcomers to Windows assembly language often find that they have searched for many textbooks to self-study, and while they recognize every word in the books, they still feel confused when reading them together. The process of self-study is long and torturous, like a sailboat navigating through fog, unable to see the way forward. Are you … Read more