That should give you an interactive stream that you can go over (down/up arrows) and search through (`/` character, followed by search query).
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To exit that manual, just press `q` (quit).
To get some help and figure out how to use the manual functions, press `h` (help).
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Now, we're ready to start looking at those commands.
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By naming the file `myprogram.c.make`, we know that the makefile is associated with the program `myprogram.c`, but then we have to specify the `makefile` that makes uses.
Here is that argument in the manual:
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Back to the command, `make -f hello.ftdi.44.echo.c.make program-usbtiny` ends up running the target `program-usbtiny` in the makefile.