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Help with ctl+H searches

MikeH
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I would like to search *all* files and folders in my project (including "include" files) for certain source files. However, using control+H does not find files in my linked include files. Is there a way to include the linked includes in my search?

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    TI__Guru**** 463901 points

    Hi Mike,

    If should find any linked header files. What it won't find are header files specified in include search paths. Basically if it shows up in your C/C++ Projects view, and is not in the "Includes" folder, it should find it.

    There is another thread that is related to this topic:

    http://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/f/81/t/48625.aspx

    Thanks

    ki

  • 0 in reply to Ki
    Guru 15580 points

    Ki,

    Yes, I saw TommyG's thread.

    So, it sounds like the answer to your question is, NO. There is no way to search for a file that resides in the "includes" directories in my project file? This seems like a major oversight or shortcoming of CCS4/Eclipse.

    For example, my project (AudioFilterDemo) includes 3 .asm files. They all include lpva200.inc. I searched and searched but could not find lpva200.inc to see what's inside of it. I finally used a Windows search to find that it is located in the orginal download/unzip location of the demo files (C:\TI\C5515_eZdsp_Audio_Filter_Demo\C5515_eZdsp_Audio_Filter_Demo\inc). HOWEVER, this file (lpva200.inc) DOES NOT SHOW UP IN CCS4, even if I expand the included file list in the "includes" file. Here is a snapshot of the CCS4 project includes, and a windows explorer listing of these files. Note lpva200.inc in the bottom image, but not in the top image.

    quirky.

     

  • 0 in reply to MikeH
    TI__Guru**** 463901 points

    Looks like it only shows *.h file extensions in the view. I'll see if there is a way to get other files extensions visible