3.2 Invoking the Compiler
This section discusses how the compiler is run, both on the command-line and from the IDE. It includes information about how to get the compiler to do what you want in terms of options and the build process itself.
3.2.1 How Do I Compile from Within MPLAB X IDE?
3.2.2 How Do I Compile on the Command-Line?
3.2.3 How Do I Compile Using a Make Utility?
3.2.4 How Can I Select Which Compiler I Want to Build With?
3.2.5 How Can I Change the Compiler's Operating Mode?
3.2.6 How Do I Build Libraries?
3.2.7 How Do I Know What Compiler Options Are Available and What They Do?
3.2.8 How Do I Know What the Build Options in MPLAB X IDE Do?
3.2.9 What is Different About an MPLAB X IDE Debug Build?
See also 3.3.3.4 How Do I Stop the Compiler From Using Certain Memory Locations?
See also 3.4.3 What Do I Need to Do When Compiling to Use a Debugger?
See also 3.5.16 How Do I Use Library Files in My Project?
See also 3.5.18 What Optimizations Are Employed by the Compiler?