Difference between revisions of "The simplest TinyOS program"
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There is some value in knowing the the simplest code that can be compiled without errors. The C equivalent is | There is some value in knowing the the simplest code that can be compiled without errors. The C equivalent is | ||
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which is written in a file, say, simple.c and compiled with the command | which is written in a file, say, simple.c and compiled with the command | ||
Revision as of 22:00, 9 September 2008
There is some value in knowing the the simplest code that can be compiled without errors. The C equivalent is
int main () {
return 0;
}
which is written in a file, say, simple.c and compiled with the command
$ gcc test.c
which produces the executable file a.out, which of course does nothing!
