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amazon freertos as an external library. =amazon Freertos as an external library.
cmake --build build --target flash =CMake --build --target flash
If you changed some configuartion and run into this, usually it's because of missing dependent libraries/demos. To fix it, first find out which CMake target the missing functions belong to, normally it should be in the CMakeLists.txt closest to the source file where the functions are defined. Then add the CMake target to your application dependency list using the target_link_libraries command in the root level CMakeLists.txt. For example, ==
If you changed some configuration and run into this, usually it's because of missing dependent libraries/demos. To fix it, first, find out which CMake target the missing functions belong to, normally it should be in the CMakeLists.txt closest to the source file where the functions are defined. Then add the CMake target to your application dependency list using the target_link_libraries command in the root level CMakeLists.txt. For example,

amazon freertos as an external library. =amazon Freertos as an external library.
cmake --build build --target flash =CMake --build --target flash
If you changed some configuartion and run into this, usually it's  because of missing dependent libraries/demos. To fix it, first find out which CMake target the missing functions belong to, normally it should be in the `CMakeLists.txt` closest to the source file where the functions are defined. Then add the CMake target to your application dependency list using the `target_link_libraries` command in the root level `CMakeLists.txt`. For example,   ==
If you changed some configuration and run into this, usually it's because of missing dependent libraries/demos. To fix it, first, find out which CMake target the missing functions belong to, normally it should be in the `CMakeLists.txt` closest to the source file where the functions are defined. Then add the CMake target to your application dependency list using the `target_link_libraries` command in the root level `CMakeLists.txt`. For example,
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