This is 100% reproducible for me under KDS 3.0. If I delete the Generated_Code folder and then click "Generate Processor Expert Code" (for example, if I want to clean up a project because I have removed many components), Processor Expert will create the Generated_Code folder and the SDK sub folder and the operation completes, but it will not create the other source files, like Cpu.h, Cpu.cpp, etc.
Anyone else having this problem? If I delete only the contents of the Generated_Code folder, it usually hangs when I click the generate code button. If it hangs on the writing files step, after closing KDS, the files referenced above appear.
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Do you delete the Generated_Code folder inside the Eclipse, or outside (other File manager, Explorer, etc)? The latter can confuse Eclipse.\
EDIT: I reproduced the issue when the folder is deleted outside of the eclipse independently on Eclipse preferences for refreshing workspace. I'll log bug report.
Workaround: delete the folder inside the eclipse project explorer.
This happens with the MK64FN1M0VLL12, MK22FN256VLL12, and MK22FN128VLL10, which are the processors we currently use. I only have installed the required eclipse update for KSDK 1.2 and the MQX TAD plugin. I am using KSDK 1.2.0.
Do you delete the Generated_Code folder inside the Eclipse, or outside (other File manager, Explorer, etc)? The latter can confuse Eclipse.\
EDIT: I reproduced the issue when the folder is deleted outside of the eclipse independently on Eclipse preferences for refreshing workspace. I'll log bug report.
Workaround: delete the folder inside the eclipse project explorer.
I'd recommend to set both "Refresh" check-boxes located under "Window - Preferences - General - Workspace". This improve detection of changes, that are done on the disk outside the Eclipse.
Setting that 'Refresh' option in "Window - Preferences - General - Workspace" generally is not recommended, as it slows down Eclipse.
Instead, doing an F5 (or context menu > Refresh) should help too.
Erich