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# This task defines how to link objects into a binary file. Instead of passing
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# filenames to 'in_objs', we can provide the task objects created above.
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# Hancho will automatically parallelize independent tasks. Here, main.cpp and
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# util.cpp will be compiled in parallel before the link task starts.
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main_app = hancho(
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main_app = hancho.task(
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link_cpp_bin,
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in_objs= [main_o, util_o],
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out_bin="hello_world",
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# same directory.
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```
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More documentation (still a work in progress) can be found at [docs/README.md](docs/README.md). The currently-broken step-by-step tutorial is in [tutorial](tutorial). Working examples are in [examples](examples). There are also sample build rules for [C++](base_rules.hancho), [WASM](wasm_rules.hancho), and [FPGA synthesis](fpga_rules.hancho).
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More documentation (still a work in progress) can be found at [docs/README.md](docs/README.md). The currently-broken step-by-step tutorial is in [tutorial](tutorial). Working examples are in [examples](examples). There are also sample build tools for [C++](base_tools.hancho), [WASM](wasm_tools.hancho), and [FPGA synthesis](fpga_tools.hancho).
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## Updates
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- 2024-11-03 - I'm stripping out obsolete documentation and trimming the tutorials down to the essentials.
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