So - post the code first - and let us know what platform you will be compiling this on (Windows, Mac, Linux, something else?). The Arduino IDE is just awful but you can use Visual Studio Code. This also assumes you are running Linux or OSX (Mac) or some other sane *nix - otherwise, IIRC, you have to set up a 'unix-like' environment under Windows to use make (?) - cygwin or similar.I'm not a windows guy so without looking it up and studying it, I'm not sure what the process would be on that platform, but it may take a few more steps (or it may not). Arduino is simple and well supported with lots of user-donated reasonable-quality libraries. ? That would depend on the makefile and how it is set up - but without seeing it, I don't know what the proper 'make' command would be. Likely - you'll just place it all in a single directory, perhaps alter a line or two in the makefile (?), then type 'make' or 'make all' or 'make install' or.

hex file).Įither way - being able to take a look at all of the code -and- the makefile would be very helpful.

Once finished, add the /bin/ to the PATH variable.

In the Download session, click Complete package, except sources. Or - you may have the post pre-processed version of the code (but prior to compilation to the. Download make.exe from their official site GnuWin32.

That said - you might want to post your code, because it sounds like what you might have is an AVR C program (perhaps for the ATMega328 - but who knows?) - and not an Arduino program necessarily. Install the Gamebuino META dev environment as normal, so you can build your game with the IDE.

Arduino makefile for windows