Building an Application for Execution under PMON

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

For example, to build a simple "Hello world" program, you would do:

	1) insure MIPSTOOLS points to your mips tools and/or 
	   edit dot.sh or source.csh to set up MIPSTOOLS correctly.
	2) insure the library and objects in lib/bo (or lib/lo) are built
	3) go to the examples folder and type:
	   make CMD=hello

The above command produces three files: hello, hello.map, and hello.o. The file hello contains the linked and located object code, hello.map contains a global symbol map.

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

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