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5. Building the code in the compiler
In Visual GLCD toolbar, locate the Start Compiler button
with the green triangle. We call it the Play button. When
clicked it will automatically generate code for the target
compiler, and launch the compiler with the project loaded,
as shown in the screenshot on Figure 5.1.
We have now successfully created a new project, designed a new graphical interface with two screens and two buttons, and defi ned
their behaviour. All we have to do now is to generate the application code and build it with mikroC PRO for PIC compiler, assuming that
you have already downloaded and installed the mikroC PRO for PIC compiler and that you have a valid license (USB Dongle or KeyFile
License). If not, please visit the compiler website, download the Demo version, and consider purchasing the license:
http://www.mikroe.com/mikroc/pic/
The entire code is ready to be built as soon as the compiler is started. No additional interventions are required. We can initiate project
building using Build->Build [CTRL+F9] command. After the compilation and linking is done successfully, the message window should
contain this information, as shown in the screenshot below.