Hi ,
The tittle resume my problem ! But I mean the source folder is just a name to put the source file or this option include something ?
I saw some project with Folder containing little white square on the logo. What does that mean ?
Thanks a lot !
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Hi Jay,
about 1:
For CodeWarrior, thtere is no difference if you add a 'folder' or a 'source folder'. However, there are other Eclipse tool chain integrations where it makes a difference: it will add that folder path to the compiler/assembler include paths. Again, this is not supported with the CodeWarrior compilers, so you have to add that folder path to the compiler/assembler include paths.
about 2:
Can you post a picture of this?
Erich
Hello,
could you post a picture? I assume you are referring to Eclipse Icon decorators?
I'm sorry but my question was very bad ! There's two point :
1/ Is there a difference when you used a folder or a source folder ? I generaly used a simple folder to put on it the source files...
2/ (this question as no link with the first one ) What's this icon with the folder and a white square on it ? it' s cause there's an external folder ?
Thanks again Erich for all your help !!!
Hi Jay,
about 1:
For CodeWarrior, thtere is no difference if you add a 'folder' or a 'source folder'. However, there are other Eclipse tool chain integrations where it makes a difference: it will add that folder path to the compiler/assembler include paths. Again, this is not supported with the CodeWarrior compilers, so you have to add that folder path to the compiler/assembler include paths.
about 2:
Can you post a picture of this?
Erich
Thank you for this answer !
This is the picture of the icon :
ah, *this* one :-)
This is a icon decorator for a 'virtual folder'. You can create this if you drag&drop a folder outside of the project into the project. Then it asks you if you want to create a linked folder (a link which links to the file folder) or if it should be a virtual folder (no physical folder).
You can get the information if you select the folder and use properties: it will show that it is of type 'virtual folder'.
In case you are not familiar with this:
- linked folder: your project contains a link to the physical folder
- virtual folder: your project contains a virtual container with links to the files in that folder.
I hope this helps?
I'm not sure that it's possible to have a better answer !!!
Thanks a lot Erich !