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Software
The make fi le in our example program is written in a way that a fi le with the name test.c will be
compiled together with asuro.c (which contains some pre defi ned functions) and create a new
.hex-fi le. This fi le can be loaded (fl ashed) into the ASURO memory.
Attention! This means that - as long you do not change the make fi le and you
only copy it - you should always name your own program test.c .
When you want to know all about make fi les (This is not absolutely necessary for operating the
ASURO) you can fi nd more background information at
http://www.gnu.org/directory/make.html
The basics about ASURO-programming will be explained in chapter 9.
When you compile a program, some extra data is generated. This data is only necessary during
the conversion, after that they are useless. These data fi les can be removed with the clean tool
which we just created.