Run mkcomp to pre-build a component library (.so) file.

This is normally not needed when building using the command line. It is only needed for more complex, integrated build systems, such as the one built into Eclipse. When using the command line, an entire application or system of interacting applications can be built using mkapp (Make Application) or mksys (Make System), respectively. Those tools will also build the component libraries they need, when they need them.

If you are putting together your own, sophisticated build system, and you want to manage dependency tracking yourself and do intermediate build steps to build component libraries only when their inputs have changed, then you can use mkcomp to build the component libraries, if you want.

Run mkcomp with the –help or -h option for a description of the command-line arguments it accepts.

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