That’s the file you need to process with either the Java program, the C program, or the awk script. Either way, collect the output as app.h and put it in the same directory as your Arduino code.

(Hint: there’s no Arduino-provided code involved; hardware registers and the __asm keyword show up.) If you learned embedded programming in an earlier era, this will probably seem glaringly obvious.

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