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donw
Contributor IV

hi All

Now that CW10.3 has finally fixed the driver bug, so it will talk to my P&E JM60 board (Win7, 64 bit), I want to move to it from CW6.3

 

I have created a new workspace on startup, and  made a new project (assembly code only), and put my existing source code file in 'sources' subdirectory

It assembles OK, etc.

My problem is when I restart CW, how do I open the project again?

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CrasyCat
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Hello

Do you mean when starting the IDE you do not see your project in the CodeWarrior Projects view any more?

Do you have read/write access to your workspace directory?

If this is the case, the projects which were opened last time you closed the IDE should be automatically re-opened.

Any way if you need to re-open the project in the IDE you have 2 solutions:

  1. In the Commander view click on Import project.
    • In the Import dialog, browse for the project root directory.
    • Click Finish
  2. Open a Windows Explorer and browse for your project root directory
    • Drag the file .projects from Windows Explorer and drop it in the IDE window.

In both case you should see your project again in the CodeWarrior Projects view.

I hope this helps.

CrasyCat

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CrasyCat
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Hello

Do you mean when starting the IDE you do not see your project in the CodeWarrior Projects view any more?

Do you have read/write access to your workspace directory?

If this is the case, the projects which were opened last time you closed the IDE should be automatically re-opened.

Any way if you need to re-open the project in the IDE you have 2 solutions:

  1. In the Commander view click on Import project.
    • In the Import dialog, browse for the project root directory.
    • Click Finish
  2. Open a Windows Explorer and browse for your project root directory
    • Drag the file .projects from Windows Explorer and drop it in the IDE window.

In both case you should see your project again in the CodeWarrior Projects view.

I hope this helps.

CrasyCat

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donw
Contributor IV

hi

Thanks. I found your option 1, by chance... 

But now the multillink won't talk to the JM60  board,  so its still a dead duck..

I have the latest drivers from P&E installed.

I am not impressed with the whole CW10.x code thing.. looks like a slow, massive overkill for what I want

(machine code assembly/flash/debug)...

Guess I will have to stick to CW6.x running in  VMWare, XP

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