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"'''pcapp'''" is the platform for applications that are made |
"'''pcapp'''" is the platform for PC applications that are made to run on a PC host. The PC hardware is available to the applications in contrary to the "pc" platform where the most of it, such as USART, is simulated. |
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===Compile example=== |
===Compile example=== |
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===Application execution example=== |
===Application execution example=== |
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Note that no upload is necessary. |
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You can find the compiled executable in the build/pcapp/ directory, or run it as follows: |
You can find the compiled executable in the build/pcapp/ directory, or run it as follows: |
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make pcapp run |
make pcapp run |
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===Dependencies=== |
===Dependencies=== |
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You should have gcc compiler installed on your PC. |
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Revision as of 22:10, 1 September 2010
"pcapp" is the platform for PC applications that are made to run on a PC host. The PC hardware is available to the applications in contrary to the "pc" platform where the most of it, such as USART, is simulated.
Compile example
make pcapp
Application execution example
Note that no upload is necessary. You can find the compiled executable in the build/pcapp/ directory, or run it as follows:
make pcapp run
Dependencies
You should have gcc compiler installed on your PC.
