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File structure of .eww

Sreekesh Padmanabhan
Intellectual 515 points


Hi Experts,

Iam working on eZ430-RF2500 and CC2530ZNP modules, and Iam trying to decode the design methodology using the available .eww files.

I need to build a similar bunch of .eww file (Say I need to build .eww files replicating the swra14.zip files: http://www.ti.com/litv/zip/swra141 which has header files in hal folder and application files in app folder) but when I try to build the file structure through IAR, I probably have to create a folder and add each individual files manually (even if I need all the files of a particular available folder) rather than just importing the folder as it is, which seems a tedious task. Are there are no easier way to import all the files of a folder in a single click? Also, is the file structure for Code Composer same as that in IAR - my guess being that since IAR and CC have separate example code formats, they would have different file structure. Would be great if the difference and the file built structure can be graphically explained.

 

Cheerz

-Sree

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    TI__Mastermind 19350 points

    It is tedious to build up a new project. When you mentioned the .eww file, you are probably thinking of the .ewp file. I have manually edited the .ewp file to make big changes quickly. And I've been burned by having a small copy & paste error that gets the xml out of synch - IAR refuses to open it as an "invalid file format" and give no indication where the error is ... so be careful. And take care to make parallel changes in the sister .ewd file! Finally, maybe you can quickly create new build targets by Project-->Edit Configurations-->New...   this makes the additions to both the .ewp and .ewd files.

  • 0 in reply to Dirty Harry
    Intellectual 515 points

    Harry,

    Thnx for the reply.

    I figured out easy way to add files to a group folder: Instead of selecting a single file and going file-by-file, Right click the group/folder in your workspace >> Add Files >> Ctrl+A >> Open. This adds up all the (header) files you need in a single shot. May be, I was not enlightened of this obvious phenomenon! Though, it is strange that a folder/group cannot be imported as it is, but then, the above way works.

    Cheerz!