Bosch XDK110 General Information Manual page 29

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Below you will find some elements from the Makefile:
Table 11: Elements from the Makefile
Variable
BCDS_CFLAGS_COMMON
XDK_APP_EXECUTABLE_NAME
BCDS_XDK_INCLUDES
BCDS_XDK_APP_SOURCE_FILES
BCDS_SYSTEM_STARTUP_METHOD
How Can I Add a New Source File to the Project?
To add a source file, you have to update the BCDS_XDK_APP_SOURCE_FILES variable to
include all files that you want to compile. Furthermore, the BCDS_XDK_INCLUDES variable must
be updated to include all path' in which include files may be residing. After adding new include
path', make sure the change in the XDK Workbench project configuration (see below) is reflected.
Picture 16: Paths and Symbols
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1. Click on File\Properties (or ALT + ENTER).
2. Click on Paths and Symbols.
3. Choose the language.
4. Add the desired directories.
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Defines application-specific CFLAGS (see below)
Defines the project name, which is used to
determine the name of your executable file
Defines the search path' for include files (How
Can I Add a New Source File to the Project?)
Defines the c-files that are taken into account
when compiling your project (How Can I Add a
New Source File to the Project?)
Defines whether XDK uses the standard or a
custom initialization routine (see
BCDS_SYSTEM_STARTUP_METHOD
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Meaning
BCDS