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Keep in mind that there are various frameworks to build a C/C++ project, for instance, the Makefiles, autotools, cmake, or even invoking the compiler directly. The information may not apply directly to your own scenario, but reading through the article should give you good hints about how to handle different issues you may experience. The applications chosen as samples are medium-sized open source applications that may match the size of a typical customer's application on embedded devices. In this article, we will show some 'tricks' and ways to work around build and runtime issues. This article selects existing open-source C/C++ projects that are not necessarily commonly used on embedded and shows how to import them in Torizon, using the Visual Studio Code Extension for Torizon to build and debug them. If you have an existing project and you want to migrate it to Torizon, you may wonder if there are any specifics or guides on how to do it.

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