Things you need

• Some type of POSIX-y environment, we developed this using Cygwin (on Windows), MacOSX, and Linux.
• A build environment.
  • For 'pic', this means installing
    • >=mcc18-3.35 and the wrapper scripts (http://github.com/jmesmon/mcc18-wrapper) or
    • sdcc.
    • a bootloader communicator ("programmer")
      • rigel
      • ifi-picloader
      • roboctl
      • ifi loader
  • For 'cortex' you will need
    • compiled for arm-none-eabi (may be possible to use arm-elf)
      • binutils,
      • gcc,
      • and newlib
    • a "programmer" / chip flasher:
      • stm32loader : included in ./arch_cortex/jtag/stm32lodaer.py (no, it isn`t jtag)
      • stm32flash http://code.google.com/p/stm32flash/
      • stm32ld https://github.com/jsnyder/stm32ld

Look at the 'skel' directory and the (forthcoming) 'test' directory to get an idea of how the functions work, etc. Files containing code specific to a particular architecture are placed in folder prefixed by arch_ followed by the arch name (presently, 'pic' or 'cortex').

For everything hax defines, look at 'hax.h'.

To build some user code, cd to a user program directory (for example, 'skel') and type make.