Define Our Standard If you’re looking to get comfortable with the Arduino-Makefile workflow, have a quick look at their examples directory for a host of different use-cases.

To create a Makefile, you must use the "Make" utility, which is not preinstalled on Windows. Learn how to install it and create a Makefile.

EXE = cpp_example@EXEEXT@ # CHANGEME: Here is the name of all object files corresponding to the source # code that you wrote in order to define the problem statement OBJS = cpp_example.@OBJEXT@ \ ...

As an example, let’s write out an explicit rule so we can see how it works: hello: hello.c gcc hello.c -o hello The first line tells make that our executable hello depends on hello.c.