How do I change project source path for FLEXIS QE128 in Codewarrior 6.2

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How do I change project source path for FLEXIS QE128 in Codewarrior 6.2

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Contributor I
Hello forum members,
I have a project for the 32-bit QE128 which was developed using Codewarrior 6.0 with processor expert.

I have now installed Codewarrior 6.2 and have moved my project to a different directory on my PC.

My problem is that when I compile and try to debug the code from the new folder, the debugger thinks the project source files are at the old project location, and since I have moved them, it cannot locate the source. This means I cannot step through my code in the debugger.

Using the component menu item in the debugger to select the source file also does not work.

Does anyone know how to change the project path so that the debugger can find the source code at the new location?

many thanks,
PX
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Please try the following:
  - Close the IDE
  - Open a Windows Explorer window
  - Browse for your project directory
  - in there you have a folder with suffix _Data. Delete that Folder
  - Start CodeWarrior again
  - Open your project and try to rebuild.
 
If this is still not working, make sure you do not have any absolute paths defined in the project's  AccessPath panel.
 
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Many thanks. Did this and now I can debug with the source.

Can't thank you enough:smileyhappy:

PX
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Hello
 
Please try the following:
  - Close the IDE
  - Open a Windows Explorer window
  - Browse for your project directory
  - in there you have a folder with suffix _Data. Delete that Folder
  - Start CodeWarrior again
  - Open your project and try to rebuild.
 
If this is still not working, make sure you do not have any absolute paths defined in the project's  AccessPath panel.
 
CrasyCat
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