The EDK II project is the response to the EFI community’s request for a better build and version tracking environment for UEFI and PI development. The main difference between the EDK II to the original EDK is the Enhanced Build Environment of the EDK II. The advantages of the Enhanced Build Environment include:
* Operating System independence
* Flexibility in choosing the compiler and assembler tools
* The ability to generate working code using open source build tools and applications
* Enhanced development and build capability of modules and module packages
* Use of build configuration tools and data sets to provide flexible process
* Online source control allows users to contribute code and become participants
* Operating System independence
* Flexibility in choosing the compiler and assembler tools
* The ability to generate working code using open source build tools and applications
* Enhanced development and build capability of modules and module packages
* Use of build configuration tools and data sets to provide flexible process
* Online source control allows users to contribute code and become participants
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