Cross-development, deeply embedded

Step 1: Build a Neutrino system image.
You use a buildfile to build a Neutrino system image that includes your program. The buildfile contains a list of files (or modules) to be included in the image, as well as information about the image. A buildfile lets you execute commands, specify command arguments, set environment variables, and so on. The buildfile will look like this:

Step 2: Transfer the system image to the target.
You now have to transfer the image hello.ifs to the target system. If your target is a PC, the most universal method of booting is to make a bootable floppy diskette.

Step 3: Boot the target.
Place the floppy diskette into your target system and reboot your machine. The message "Hello, world!" should appear on your screen.