How to create directory with the following structure
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I am using ubuntu 18.04.1
I found this guide but not sure how to do the directory structure.
This is the structure:
/home/my_at
--at .......... copy from SDK/examples
Makefile ....... copy or link from SDK/, this is the master makefile
include ........ link to SDK/include
ld ............. link to SDK/ld
tools .......... link to SDK/tools
bin ............ create empty, output will be placed here
--upgrade ..... create empty
What is meant by --upgrade, is it folder? What include is supposed to be? Directory probably?
Little explanation woud not harm.
18.04 directory symbolic-link directory-structure
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I am using ubuntu 18.04.1
I found this guide but not sure how to do the directory structure.
This is the structure:
/home/my_at
--at .......... copy from SDK/examples
Makefile ....... copy or link from SDK/, this is the master makefile
include ........ link to SDK/include
ld ............. link to SDK/ld
tools .......... link to SDK/tools
bin ............ create empty, output will be placed here
--upgrade ..... create empty
What is meant by --upgrade, is it folder? What include is supposed to be? Directory probably?
Little explanation woud not harm.
18.04 directory symbolic-link directory-structure
asked Feb 11 at 15:31
HairiHairi
1064
add a comment |
I am using ubuntu 18.04.1
I found this guide but not sure how to do the directory structure.
This is the structure:
/home/my_at
--at .......... copy from SDK/examples
Makefile ....... copy or link from SDK/, this is the master makefile
include ........ link to SDK/include
ld ............. link to SDK/ld
tools .......... link to SDK/tools
bin ............ create empty, output will be placed here
--upgrade ..... create empty
What is meant by --upgrade, is it folder? What include is supposed to be? Directory probably?
Little explanation woud not harm.
18.04 directory symbolic-link directory-structure
asked Feb 11 at 15:31
HairiHairi
1064
I am using ubuntu 18.04.1
I found this guide but not sure how to do the directory structure.
This is the structure:
/home/my_at
--at .......... copy from SDK/examples
Makefile ....... copy or link from SDK/, this is the master makefile
include ........ link to SDK/include
ld ............. link to SDK/ld
tools .......... link to SDK/tools
bin ............ create empty, output will be placed here
--upgrade ..... create empty
What is meant by --upgrade, is it folder? What include is supposed to be? Directory probably?
Little explanation woud not harm.
18.04 directory symbolic-link directory-structure
18.04 directory symbolic-link directory-structure
asked Feb 11 at 15:31
HairiHairi
1064
asked Feb 11 at 15:31
HairiHairi
1064
asked Feb 11 at 15:31
HairiHairi
1064
asked Feb 11 at 15:31
HairiHairi
1064
asked Feb 11 at 15:31
HairiHairi
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