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You should have gcc compiler installed on your PC. |
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Latest revision as of 22:13, 1 September 2010
"pc" is the platform that runs on a host PC and is used for simulation and testing in the virtual environment.
Compile example
make pc
Execution example
Note that no upload is necessary. You can run the compiled application as follows:
make pc run
Dependencies
You should have gcc compiler installed on your PC.
We have successfully compiled applications on Ubuntu and Mac systems.
Some work has been done in Windows-Cygwin environment.
