Introduction For development on Windows, many IDEs integrate compilers, such as Visual Studio, providing a “one-click compile” feature, allowing the user to compile, link, and generate target files with just one operation after coding. Linux development differs from Windows; the gcc/g++ compiler is generally used in Linux. If developing Linux programs for ARM, the arm-linux-gcc/arm-linux-g++ … Read more
Designing embedded systems increasingly demands longer standby times and extended battery life. The ability to optimize battery life helps reduce field maintenance costs and ensures that customers can enjoy a good product experience without needing to constantly replace batteries or recharge. The team employs many standard techniques to help extend battery life. For example, placing … Read more
Today, let’s talk about gcc, g++, and gdb. These three are the big guns in C/C++ development. Once you master them, coding and debugging will feel as easy as drinking water! gcc and g++: Great Helpers for Compilation What are gcc and g++? In simple terms, they are compilers. gcc is mainly used to compile … Read more
Advertising Time Click the card below and give us a follow before you go! 1. Introduction to GDB GDB (GNU Debugger) is a powerful open-source debugging tool that helps developers debug programs written in languages such as C/C++. Mastering the basic usage of GDB is very beneficial for both beginners and experienced programmers. This article … Read more
Makefile is an essential project management file that must be mastered in the development of C/C++ programs in a Linux environment. When you use the make command to compile a project, the make tool first looks for the Makefile in the root directory of the project before it can compile the program based on this … Read more
Clickthe blue text Follow us We previously described the concepts of Makefile; now we provide an example to see how to use it, and thus conclude the topic of Makefile. The directory and file contents we prepared are as follows: $ tree . ├── inc │ ├── add.h │ └── sub.h ├── Makefile └── src … Read more
Table of Contents 1. Makefile Dynamic Library Related 1.1 Libs Variable 1.2 LDFLAGS Variable 1.3 Differences Between the Two 2. Configuration Methods 2.1 Specifying Library Path During Compilation 2.2 Specifying Library Path During Runtime 3. Testing 1. Makefile Dynamic Library Related 1.1 Libs Variable In a Makefile, Libs is typically a variable used to store … Read more
1. Introduction For development on Windows, many IDEs come with integrated compilers, such as Visual Studio, providing a “one-click compile” feature. After coding, you only need one operation to compile, link, and generate the target file. Linux development is different from Windows; typically, the gcc/g++ compiler is used on Linux. If you are developing Linux … Read more
Click aboveLinux Community to follow us Abstract: This article mainly introduces makefile, a commonly used tool language for GNU GCC compilation. LiteOS also uses this file to build project files and generate executable files. In the LiteOS source code, makefile is used for batch processing compilation and linking to generate files. When designing a project … Read more
Source: WeChat Official Account [Programming Gems] Author: Mr. Watcher ID: shouwangxiansheng As a C/C++ developer on Linux, it’s essential to have some exposure to Makefile. Typically, constructing large C/C++ projects relies heavily on Makefile. You might be using cmake or other similar tools, but they are fundamentally similar. As a light user, at the request … Read more