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# [From GCC to BitBake: How to Compile and Install a C Program the Traditional Way vs Yocto](https://embeddedandbeyond.hashnode.dev/from-gcc-to-bitbake-how-to-compile-and-install-a-c-program-the-traditional-way-vs-yocto?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

If you've been writing embedded C for years, you know the drill — write code, run gcc, flash the binary. Simple. But when you move to a Yocto-based embedded Linux project, that familiar workflow disap

Jun 24 · 7 min read · embeddedandbeyond.hashnode.dev  
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