I have CodeWarrior for MCU Version: 10.6 Build Id:140329 (Special Edition)
I try to create a new project using an old project as a starting point as follows:
1. Copy original project directory (ProjOne) to new directory (ProjTwo)
2. Go into Code Warrior. Execute File->Import. Choose "Existing Project into Workspace" . Selected "ProjTwo" from browsing the directories.
3. New project "ProjTwo" was added.
4. However, the contents like the output file is still named "ProjOne.elf" inside the "ProjTwo\FLASH" directory.
Question:
How do I change all references to "ProjOne" in the new project "ProjTwo" to "ProjTwo".
For example, I want the output file to be "ProjTwo.elf" instead of "ProjONe.elf".
Thanks.
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Hello wong,
Please change the name on the properties for project ,
for example , the name changed from "testone " to "testone_2"
then clean the project , then build it again.
Have a great day,
Alice Yang
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Alice's answer will correctly change the name of the ".elf" file.
To further elaborate on Alice's answer, there may actually be two more steps to make the project name change complete. They are
1. "Right-click" on the project name and choose "Rename" to make sure project is stored in the directory with the correct name.
2. Click Run->Run Configuration. Select the appropriate "Run Configuration". Edit the "Application" to the new ".elf" file-name.
Thanks again Alice.
Hello wong,
Please change the name on the properties for project ,
for example , the name changed from "testone " to "testone_2"
then clean the project , then build it again.
Have a great day,
Alice Yang
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Note: If this post answers your question, please click the Correct Answer button. Thank you!
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