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what is the PATH variable to represent the working directory..

chethu gowda
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Hi,

When I use the default linker file for any project the path for the linker file used in IAR is as follows,

"$TOOLKIT_DIR$\CONFIG\lnk430G2403.xcl"

where the env variable TOOLKIT_DIR is the installation folder ( "F:\cbn\softwares\Install_folder\430" in my case ).

when I change the linker file and put into the project folder I am giving the complete path of the changed linker file. But this has some flaw, like if I copy the complete project folder into another computer again I have to change the linker file path fully :(

So , If I change the linker file path as "<Current project directory>\<linkerfile>.xcl" , the project should compile without modification in the linker file path.

Please tell me the env variable that I should use for current project directory.

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    Genius 4090 points

    Hi ,

    I found the variable name to represent the current working directory.

    Its actually the current project directory and the environment variable (totally different from the system environment variable set) "PROJ_DIR" can be used to indicate the current project directory.

    The list of environment variables corresponding to IAR workbench can be found in following section of help,

    "help -> Index -> argument variables -> environment variables"

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