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11 OTHEr TOOlS
11.1.3 Starting Method
general command line format
make [<option>] [<target name>]
The brackets [ ] denote that the specification can be omitted.
Example: make -f test.mak clean
Operation on iDE
This is called when a build is executed.
Option
The make.exe has the following available startup option.
-f <filename>
Specify make file
Function:
Explanation: The make.exe reads in a make file specified by <filename> (extension included), and processes
its contents.
Default:
Unless the -f option is specified, a file named "makefile" is input as the make file.
Target name
Specify the target name (a label that indicates a command location) for the command to be executed. If this
specification is omitted, the first target that appears in the make file is executed.
A make file created by the IDE contains a target name (clean) used to delete the files generated during make
processing.
Example: make -f test.mak clean
When clean is specified, the object and map files that have been created by executing test.mak will be
deleted. This function is useful to rebuild the program from all the source files.
To execute clean from the IDE, select [Clean] from the [Project] menu.
The S5U1C17001C only supports ordinary makes without target names and makes with the target name
"clean" and a designation of "all."
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