Regarding Codewarrior v10.1 project import

[ashishgholve200]

Hey guys , i want to import the codewarrior V6.2 project in codewarrior V10.1 . I know the procedure but  there is error in Tool Chain Target that is it target settings of CW V6.2 cannot be imported in CW V10.1.Plz can anyone tell me what steps should i follow &  one more concern is "Is it mandatory to have CW V6.2 installed before installing CW 10.1"

I m attaching the error page with this .....

[J2MEJediMaster]

No. Having CW v 6.2 (for MCUs?) is not required. While the project importer can help with migrating code to CW v10.1, it is not automatic nor foolproof. You can sometimes migrate the code as follows:

1) Create a new project in CW v10.1, choosing the appropriate processor and board.

2) Delete the dummy main.c file in the CodeWarrior view, and drag your source files into this view. One of your source files should have a main() function.

3) Build the project. Depending upon whether your original project relied on special run-time files from the previous version of CodeWarrior, the build should complete without errors, or you'll get some errors due to missing symbols or libraries. You will have to resolve these manually. The project importer does some of this work for you, but as I've said, it's not foolproof.

---Tom

[ashishgholve200]

Thanx for ur reply as you have mentioned i had created new project and had added my  source files but it is not working.It shows error in target settings.

[J2MEJediMaster]

1) Select your project in the CodeWarrior Projects view.

2) Choose Run > Debug Configurations.

    A Debug Configurations window appears.

3) Expand the CodeWarrior Download list and select the desired download configuration.

    A group of settings tabs appears in a pane to the right in this window.

4) Choose the Main tab. Under the Remote system group, click on the Edit button that is adjacent to the

    System option.

5) A Properties window appears. Select the Connection tab.

6) Choose your run controller (say, USB Multilink) from the Interface option.

7) If the run controller is not present, make sure that it is connected to your workstation and powered up.

8) Click onthe Refresh button.

    Ideally, your run controller should show up, and you select it.

9) Click OK to save your changes.

There might be other target settings that need adjusting, but let's start with the run controller.

---Tom