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.. _apps_dev_process:
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Application Development Workflow
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The application development workflow identifies procedures needed to create, build, and
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run a Zephyr microkernel or nanokernel application.
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Before you build
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* Check that your Linux host meets the minimum requirements specified in the
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:ref:`getting_started`.
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* Check that environment variables have been configured correctly as outlined
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in :ref:`apps_common_procedures`.
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Workflow
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1. Create a directory structure for your Zephyr application.
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a) :ref:`create_directory_structure`
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2. Add a Makefile
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b) :ref:`create_src_makefile`
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3. Define the application's default kernel configuration using
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:ref:`define_default_kernel_conf`.
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4. Define kernel configuration override options for the application
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using :ref:`override_kernel_conf`.
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5. For a microkernel application, define objects as you develop code
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using :ref:`create_mdef`.
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6. For all applications, define nanokernel objects as you need them in
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code.
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7. Develop source code and add source code files to the src directory.
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* `naming conventions`_
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* :ref:`src_makefiles_reqs`
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* :ref:`src_files_directories`
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.. _naming conventions: https://wiki.zephyrproject.org/view/Coding_conventio ns#Naming_Conventions
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8. Build an application image.
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* :ref:`apps_build`
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9. To test the application image's functionality on simulated hardware
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with QEMU, see :ref:`apps_run`.
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10. To load an application image on a target hardware, see using
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:ref:`board` documentation.
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