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Article: the mP for PIC "Make" process.

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Describes relations between the Project Manager, Library Manager, Uses Clauses, Package Manager etc... important to build a project successfully.

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2012-08-25.

The purpose of this document is an attempt to let shine some light on the “make” process used by  
the mikroElektronika tools, especially the mikroPascal for PIC developement environment.

At first sight this bundle of tools and methods seems to be very complex, this document tries to elucidate somewhat the way of of how a "make" is performed. 

This document contains information that is “second hand”: it does not come from mE, it is “observed”.
If the reader should see some of the above mentioned (or other) problems (and a suggestion for improvement if possible), please contact the author, so that the issues can be corrected.


Thanks in advance.

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2013-02-04: Extended the section "Libraries" (section 15): In some cases the routines "Delay_ms" and "delay_us" can not be used in them.

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2013-07-15: Small additions to section 6 (Public and private declarations).

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2013-12-12: Small changes in internal hyperlinks.

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2014-02-26: Hi, the chapter about the "Processor Definitions file" has been added to the document, section 12. Sorry that it was ommited in the original version.

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