User manual

ASURO - 48
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Software
The make  le in our example program is written in a way that a  le with the name test.c will be
compiled together with asuro.c (which contains some pre de ned functions) and create a new
.hex- le. This  le can be loaded ( ashed) into the ASURO memory.
Attention! This means that - as long you do not change the make  le and you
only copy it - you should always name your own program test.c .
When you want to know all about make  les (This is not absolutely necessary for operating the
ASURO) you can  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  les can be removed with the clean tool
which we just created.