Do I need to modify the Makefile?
If you are in a simple configuration, that is to say: a flat tree (binary, source in the same directory) and ONLY ONE C FILE, you can rely on the self generated makefile. You don’t have to modify it totally but there are some important things to notice about it. 1. You can open it by double-clicking on it, the Editor window. 2. You can change the serial connector name of your computer here and the baudrate for the communications between the board and the computer. Q: There is a parse error on reading the Makefile. A: Borland tools also includes a make utility. To ensure that you are running the right make.exe, you can type in the Build window, gmake instead of make. gmake stands for GNU Make. Q: Assembler crash on a parse error A: Variable starting by cc cause the assembler to crash.
