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| - In order to build a target using the Makefile rules: <code>c:\mingw\msys\1.0\bin\bash -l -c "make -C /s/ztex/examples/memfifo [<target>]"</code> This builds a target of the memfifo example in ''examples/memfifo''. Typical targets are ''all'', ''img'', ''ihx'', ''jar'', ''claen'' or ''distclean'', see [[en:software:compilation:compilation#makefiles]] | - In order to build a target using the Makefile rules: <code>c:\mingw\msys\1.0\bin\bash -l -c "make -C /s/ztex/examples/memfifo [<target>]"</code> This builds a target of the memfifo example in ''examples/memfifo''. Typical targets are ''all'', ''img'', ''ihx'', ''jar'', ''claen'' or ''distclean'', see [[en:software:compilation:compilation#makefiles]] |
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| | Java host software can be compiled and executed without GNU tools. Just the class and JNI library location (in the example above: ''s:\ztex\java\java'' and ''s:\ztex\usb4java'') has to be added to the ''CLASSPATH'' environment variable. |
| The host software can be compiled and executed without GNU tools. Just the class and JNI library location (in the example above: ''s:\ztex\java\java'' and ''s:\ztex\usb4java'') has to be added to the ''CLASSPATH'' environment variable. | |
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