Datasheet

This should give you the following project structure:

Create a New Application

Now that you have a project skeleton, you can start adding applications to it.

A Mynewt app requires at least a main() function, a pkg.yml file, and a most of the time a syscfg.yml file, as well as a

new 'app' folder where the files should be stored.

To get started, create a new app folder as follows:

Newt create the core apps/first/pkg.yml file with the following text (for example via $ nano apps/first/pkg.yml , or

using your favorite text editor):

$ newt install -v

[apache-mynewt-core]:

Downloading repository description

Download successful!

Downloading repository mynewt-core (branch: master; commit: mynewt_1_1_0_tag) at https://github.com/apache/mynewt-core.git

Cloning into '/var/folders/86/hb2vp14n5_5_yvdz_z8w9x_c0000gn/T/newt-repo021712424'...

remote: Counting objects: 65349, done.

remote: Compressing objects: 100% (151/151), done.

remote: Total 65349 (delta 130), reused 162 (delta 95), pack-reused 65099

Receiving objects: 100% (65349/65349), 80.03 MiB | 1.94 MiB/s, done.

Resolving deltas: 100% (39656/39656), done.

Will create new branch mynewt_1_1_0_tag from tag tags/mynewt_1_1_0_tag

apache-mynewt-core successfully installed version 1.1.0-none

├── LICENSE

├── NOTICE

├── README.md

├── apps

│ └── blinky

│ ├── pkg.yml

│ └── src

├── project.state

├── project.yml

├── repos

│ └── apache-mynewt-core

└── targets

├── my_blinky_sim

│ ├── pkg.yml

│ └── target.yml

└── unittest

├── pkg.yml

└── target.yml

$ mkdir apps/first

We'll call this application 'first', but you can use any name you find appropriate

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