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## Command-line usage
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To configure the appropriate environment variables and PATH needed to build and debug Pico projects, a couple of utility scripts are available. If you're using the Command Prompt (cmd.exe) shell:
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To build and debug projects using command-line tools, you can open a terminal window using the _Pico - Developer Command Prompt_ or _Pico - Developer PowerShell_ shortcuts.
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```cmd
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call "C:\Program Files\Raspberry Pi Pico SDK v1.4.0\pico-env.cmd"
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To set up the environment in a PowerShell session:
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```powershell
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. "C:\Program Files\Raspberry Pi Pico SDK v1.4.0\pico-env.ps1"
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```
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Note that running the PowerShell script might require you to set the [Execution Policy](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.core/about/about_execution_policies) first.
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### Start OpenOCD
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If you wish to start OpenOCD from the command line yourself, you will need to set up the environment as described previously, and then run:
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