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Build Tree

The build tree is the directory + hierarchy in which all generated files + are placed. Generated files consist of the + makefile, the compiled object files, + and a dependency file (with a .d + extension) for each source file.

Purpose

The build tree is where all intermediate object files are + placed.

How is it modified?

Recompiling can modify the object files.

User applications

User application source or binary code should + not go in the build tree.

Examples of files in this hierarchy

ecos-work/language/c/libc/<version>/src

The directory in which object files for + the C library are built.

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