Content originally posted in LPCWare by andrealedcom on Mon Feb 22 05:56:58 MST 2016
Hi everybody,
I've got a question about own makefile and compiling/building in general.
I've an application and some libraries codes written to be programmed on a LPC1112 and what I want to do is to allow not-programmer user to compile and build all these codes without using LPCXpresso user interface, but simply calling a batch file which does everything, giving as result the .a object for libraries and .hex (or .bin) for main application.
Now, to do what I've explained just before, should I write a "standard" C/C++ makefile and recall it in my script? Or, since I'm the programmer, I can build on my own all these codes and keep the automatic generated makefiles by LPCXpresso, recalling that ones in my script?
Hope I've been clear
Many thanks
Andrea
