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Tool/software: Code Composer Studio
Hey guys,
I am using CCS Version: 8.1.0.00011 on a Windows 10 system. I also started using git for better documentation and version handling. It basically works fine so far but I found this link which explains, which folder/files to ignore, e.g. launch-folder, config folder, debug/release, etc. My problem now is, that I am not sure which folders of my project represent the launch-folder and so on...
Here a picture of my project:
I assume, that the sensor_cc1310lp folder could be ignored? What about the "binaries"?
What are your thoughts on that?
kind regards
Stefan Weigl22 said:I assume, that the sensor_cc1310lp folder could be ignored? What about the "binaries"?
You do not need to check in the sensor_cc1310lp folder as it is a folder generated at build time.
"Binaries" is not actually a physical folder, it is just a reference to the executable file in your active build configuration sub-folder, and does not need to be checked in either.
Yes, you could do it that way.
There is also some more info about using Git with CCS in this page which may be helpful.