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	 <title>Building an Application for Execution under PMON</title>
	<h1 align=center>Building an Application for Execution under PMON</h1>

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To build an application for execution under PMON, you should use the <a
href="tools/pmcc.htm">pmcc</a> command. This command "knows" about the
requirements of the PMON execution environment, and will use the
correct include files, startup file, and run-time library.<p>

Before you use the pmcc command, you will need to <a
href="setenv.htm">set your environment</a> in order to add the pmcc
command to your command search path.<p>

The pmcc command accepts most of the usual options that are recognized
by a UNIX-style "cc" command. For example, you may..<p>

<ul>
<li>specify multiple modules that can be either, .c, .s, or .o files.
<li>name the output file using "-o filename".
<li>stop at a .o file using the "-c" option.
<li>specify that the compiler should include full debugging information
by using the "-g" option.
</ul>

Please refer to the <a href="tools/pmcc.htm">pmcc</a> documentation for a
complete listing of the options supported by this command.<p>

For example, to build a simple "Hello world" program, you would type:<p>

<pre>
	pmcc -o hello hello.c
</pre>

The above command produces three files: bubble, bubble.map, and
bubble.rec. The file bubble contains the linked and located <a
href="objcode.htm">object code</a>, bubble.map contains a global
symbol map, and bubble.rec contains the downloadable <a
href="dlrt.htm">records</a>.<p>

Note that if you are using a source-level debugger as you host-resident
debugger, you will also need to specify the "-g" option. For example,

<pre>
	pmcc -g -o hello hello.c
</pre>

In general it is better to place all of the options before the list of
files.<p>

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