MCUXpresso V11.3.0 Building 5222 Issues with Include Paths

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MCUXpresso V11.3.0 Building 5222 Issues with Include Paths

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samsaprunoff
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Good day All,

I have been using MCUXpresso V11.3.0 Building 5222  for several weeks now without any issues until today and in particular with finding header files within the include paths.  For several weeks I have been developing an application where I have my own header files within my project directory.  I would add this directory by accessing Settings-MCU C Compiler-Includes.  Here I would "include" this directory by selecting the "Workspace..." button and selecting the appropriate directory.  This would result in a directory relative to my project... and would be something like this:

"${workspace_loc:/${ProjName}/Applications/CustomApp}"

Up until earlier today I had zero issues with numerous builds, cleans, etc.  Today I simply commented out some code and now MCUExpresso cannot find any of custom header files.  I backtracked and removed my comments and the compiler still complains that my header files are not found.  I tried the following and the issues remains:

a. Close and reopen MCUXpressp

b. Shutdown and restart my computer

c. Create a new workspace and import my original project

The only thing that seems to work is for me to add relative paths to all of my header files within my include statements....  I can do this, but this makes no sense, as there should be a way to provide a location for the application's header files.  In fact this approach has been working for weeks and so I am a loss to figure out what has happened. Has anyone else experienced this issue and if so what did you do to resolve it?

Thanks in advance!

Cheers,

Sam

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samsaprunoff
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Good day All,

I seemed to have tracked down the issue to a particular file that seems to clobber the include paths when a slight change is made to it.  The issue is certainly on my side and so I am going to close this issue.

Cheers,

Sam

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samsaprunoff
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Good day All,

I seemed to have tracked down the issue to a particular file that seems to clobber the include paths when a slight change is made to it.  The issue is certainly on my side and so I am going to close this issue.

Cheers,

Sam

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