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--- docs:guide-developer:helloworld:chapter2 [2017/10/11 19:50] – ↷ Page moved from inbox:helloworld:chapter2 to docs:guide-developer:helloworld:chapter2 tmomas
+++ docs:guide-developer:helloworld:chapter2 [2018/06/01 08:35] (current) – LEDE -> OpenWrt tmomas
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 ====== Creating a simple “Hello, world!” application ======
-This is the second chapter in the "Hello, world!" for LEDE article series. At this point, you should've already accomplished the following tasks:
+This is the second chapter in the "Hello, world!" for OpenWrt article series. At this point, you should've already accomplished the following tasks:
   * Commissioned your development environment
   * Prepared, configured and built the tools and the cross-compilation toolchain
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 A good practice in software development is to keep things separate from each other, and only provide enough connecting points for different pieces of a software composition to operate together. This approach is known as a separation of concerns.
-In order to maintain this approach, we place the source code of our application into a directory of its own, separate from the LEDE build system. We name the source code directory after our application, 'helloworld' and create it under the home directory of the user build user:
+In order to maintain this approach, we place the source code of our application into a directory of its own, separate from the OpenWrt build system. We name the source code directory after our application, 'helloworld' and create it under the home directory of the user build user:
 <code>
 cd /home/buildbot