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Gents,
In many cases I use a set of bsl (board support library) files (.c & .h) that reside in a directory outside of my project, which is were I prefer to keep them. In *many* cases I need to search these files during debugging. However, apparently the ctl+h search will only search for files *inside* the project workspace.
Can we ask the CCS4 developers to give us the option of searching *outside* of the primary project directory?
thx
MikeH
Mike,
Please check the forum thread below. This is still an open issue.
http://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/f/81/p/48625/211906.aspx
Cheers,
Rafael
Rafael,
Thanks for the feedback. What is the function of F3 and where can I find it documented (is it the same as ctl+h)? Is this fix *only* for .h and .c files? Or will it find any search string in any file type that is in the include path?
"Certain projects that include header files through compiler's include search paths are not indexed propertly. Source files are treated as external files and are not indexed. Hence, source navigation (i.e. F3) does not do anything."
Thx
MikeH