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The command "pio run" is related to the PlatformIO development ecosystem. It is used to build and process a project that is managed by PlatformIO.
When you execute the "pio run" command, it performs several tasks:
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It compiles the source code of your project: This command compiles all the source files of your project and generates the corresponding object files.
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It checks for dependency updates and resolves them: PlatformIO analyzes the project's configuration file (platformio.ini) and checks for any library or framework updates. If updates are available, it handles the process of updating and installing them.
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It performs pre and post-build tasks: Before compiling, PlatformIO executes any pre-build tasks that you have defined, such as configuring certain settings or generating additional files. After compilation, it may also execute post-build tasks, like performing cleanup or generating output files.
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It links the compiled object files: After the compilation process, the command links the compiled object files together to create the final executable or firmware file for your target platform.
Overall, "pio run" is a command used to build, compile, and process a project managed by PlatformIO, ensuring that the required dependencies are resolved and generating the final output file.