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# Automated Build Tool
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[中文](tool)
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* [Automated Build Tool](#automated-build-tool)
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* [Build Process](#build-process)
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* [Supported Commands](#supported-commands)
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The MR framework provides an automated build system. The script-driven build tool can automatically and efficiently
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complete the introduction and configuration according to different IDEs, greatly reducing the learning cost of using the
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framework and the difficulty of integration with different environments.
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## Build Process
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1. Run `python tool.py` in the command line to automatically install the required environment for the tool.
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2. Run `python tool.py -m` to complete the configuration of the MR framework in a graphical interface. After the
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configuration is completed, automatically generate the `mr_config.h` header file.
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3. Run `python tool.py -b` automated build projects.
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The automated build tool will complete:
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- Automatic import of MR framework files
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- Automatic addition of MR framework header file paths
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- Automatically enable GNU support for the IDE compilation toolchain
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## Supported Commands
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- `-b`：Build projects for the development environment (MDK5, Eclipse support)
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- `-m`: Launches the graphical configuration interface
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- `lic`: Displays license information
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The build script greatly simplifies the configuration and integration process, allowing developers to quickly start
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development without needing to understand the internal workings of the project. |