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Hi folks,
we use CCS 5.1.1 Linux version. We use an external makefile. Our problem is that we can not jump to a source line
if error or warning occurs in the console window / problems window. All Error parsers are selected in the settings.
What can we do ?
Best regards Holger
Holger,
How did you create the project in CCS? Is it a "Makefile project with existing code", which basically uses an external makefile to specify the list of source files and build rules? Are the source files in a different location than the makefile? If so, I doubt that you can click on errors in the Problems view and be able to have it jump to the source line. This is because CCS would not have visibility into the source files (if they are in a different location) like a true CCS project would.
Hi,
Thank You for the answer.
The project was created with:
New -> Project -> Makefile Project -> Empty Project -> Cross GCC
I hava a main-makefile and makefiles for every module in subfolders where also the sources are.
It takes some time to build a new project structure to have a single makefile and sources.
Any other ideas ?
Best regards Holger
I am not sure how the error parsers work with a standard makefile project using GCC. They seem to work ok with a managed project using GCC tools (New->Project->Executable->Empty Project->Cross GCC ) but I'm not sure about a makefile project.
You could check that the "TI" error parsers are disabled in the settings under Project properties->C/C++ Build->Settings, Error Parsers tab to make sure they are not interfering with GCC error parsers. Besides that I'm afraid I don't really have any other suggestions.
Hi,
thanks for Your answer. I tested You suggestion, but without success.
I will try to change the structure of my makefile project.
Thanks and regards Holger