In the old Code Composer V3 you could compile just the single file that was up in the editor being worked on.
Is that still possible in the new CCS V4? There was a button to click on to do that.
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Is there a way to configure a single keystroke to build the current file? It seems to be a basic missing feature.
I want to just hit "Alt-f,b" without leaving the keyboard or my editor window.
I do not want to leave the keyboard, reach over to the mouse, find the mouse cursor, make sure the projects window is visible, find the current file in a potentially very long and deep tree view, right-click, navigate a popup-menu to find the build command among 20 other items, then click back to my editor.
BTW, Eclipse has a nasty habit of stuffing way too many items in popup menus.
This is one of those trivial oversights, a trivial bit of code that results in a productivity disaster and a irritating little itch every time I recompile a file.
Hello,
when I launch "Build Selected File(s)" on any ccs5 source file, I obtain:
...
$(shell echo --diag_warning=225 >> ccsCompiler.opt)
$(shell echo --mem_model:data=far >> ccsCompiler.opt)
$(shell echo --abi=eabi >> ccsCompiler.opt)
$(shell echo ..\..\..\..\..\..\femtoPHY_azcom\Nyquist_software\Trunk\codebase\femtoPHY\ppl\ppl_ul\ppl_ulCtrl\src\ppl_uc_UserContext.cpp >> ccsCompiler.opt)
${C6000_CG_ROOT}/bin/cl6x -@ccsCompiler.opt
Internal Builder: Cannot run program "$(shell": Launching failed
Build of selected resources is complete.
Whole project buils is ok.
Regards,
Adriano