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@@ -78,11 +78,11 @@ Including modules {#including-modules}
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By default a RIOT application comprises only of the applications' code itself,
the kernel, and platform specific code. In order to use additional modules,
such as a particular
@ref drivers "device
driver
"
or
@ref sys "a
sys
tem
library"
(including
@ref net "
networking capabilities
"
), you have to append the
modules'
names to the USEMODULE variable. For example, to build an application
using the
SHT11 temperature sensor and UDP/IPv6 functionalities of the GNRC
network stack,
your Makefile needs to contain these lines:
such as a particular
[
device driver
](
@ref
driver
s)
or
[
a system library
](
@ref
sys
)
(including
[
networking capabilities
](
@ref
net)
), you have to append the
modules'
names to the USEMODULE variable. For example, to build an application
using the
SHT11 temperature sensor and UDP/IPv6 functionalities of the GNRC
network stack,
your Makefile needs to contain these lines:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
{.mk}
USEMODULE += sht11
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