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mbed-cli-2: Set correct configure message
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mbed-cli-2: Add building for multiple targets
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Expand Up @@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ The Mbed OS configuration system parses the configuration files in your project

```
mbed-tools configure -m K64F -t GCC_ARM
mbed_config.cmake has been generated and written to '/Users/UserName/Development/Blinky/.mbedbuild'
mbed_config.cmake has been generated and written to '/Users/UserName/Development/Blinky/cmake_build/K64F/develop/GCC_ARM/mbed_config.cmake'
```

## Build the project
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mbed-tools compile -m K64F -t GCC_ARM
```

### Building for multiple targets

You can build an Mbed project for multiple targets, with different profiles and toolchains, without affecting other builds. The `compile` subcommand will create and build into a different subdirectory for each combination:

```
cmake_build/<target>/<profile>/<toolchain>/
```

## Iterative builds on configured projects

To perform an iterative build on a previously configured project:
If you have already made a build for the Mbed target and toolchain that you're using, `compile` will perform an iterative build.

To force a rebuild of the project for a target and toolchain, include the --clean argument:

```
mbed-tools compile
mbed-tools compile -m <target> -t <toolchain> --clean
```

## Flashing the built program

You can flash the built program to the connected target by adding the -f/--flash argument to the compile command:

```
mbed-tools compile -f
mbed-tools compile -m <target> -t <toolchain> -f
```

## Opening a serial terminal
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