I have a #define in my code that keeps track of version number. I would like the compiler to output the .bin file with that version number appended to the name. Is there a way to achieve that?
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I have a #define in my code that keeps track of version number. I would like the compiler to output the .bin file with that version number appended to the name. Is there a way to achieve that?
The compiler has no mechanism by which it can change the base name of a file. Only file extensions are changed, such as file.c to file.obj.
Perhaps if you passed that version number in as a --define value, then you probably use commands in a make file to create that file name.
Thanks and regards,
-George