I'm trying the suggested approach of creating a new project where the source files are links to the original project. It's not as clean and simple as the instructions would make it appear.
So far, I've also had to fix the include paths in the new project to refer to the original project, then modify the MCU C Compiler/Dialect/Language Standard and MCU C Compiler.Architecture/Floating point to match the original project's settings. I'm not done, but it looks like I have to get a screen shot of every one of the original project's settings, other than the memory map, and make the new project's settings either match or take into consideration the original project's filepaths.
It's probably simpler and less risky to just change the original project's memory map for running from start of flash or an offset. Unfortunately, that statement is an oversimplification, as there are a half-dozen memory sections that change. Even so, it's definitely more straight-forward.
NOTE: I just finished the process of creating, configuring, and testing the linked project. In addition to the above cautions about checking EVERY setting, one must keep the original project open in order to work with the linked project, at least for building it.
