5 Tips for Writing a Makefile for Embedded Software Beningo
This title could be clearer and more informative.Try out Clickbait Shieldfor free (5 uses left this month).
Five practical tips for writing Makefiles in embedded software development: using the shell 'find' command to auto-discover source files, splitting large Makefiles into smaller modular ones, leveraging phony targets for non-build tasks like running unit tests or Docker containers, printing binary size info after each build using arm-none-eabi-size, and considering CMake as a higher-level alternative that generates Makefiles automatically.
