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Clean objects from sub-folder
ronenw
over 1 year ago
Hi,
I'm using the Arm DS IDE Gold Edition.
My project has some sub-folders like 'src, 'RTE' and so on that contains source files.
Building the project is OK, however during 'Clean Project', the objects under these sub-folders are not cleaned.
How shall i do so?
I would like to have a single 'obj' sub-folder within my project that all source objects goes there and cleaned from there during 'Clean Project'.
How shall i do so?
Thanks,
Ronen
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Ronan Synnott
over 1 year ago
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Hi Ronen, The build will create a folder with the target name (usually "Debug" or "Release", but you can name your target anything (Right-click on Project > Build Configurations > Manage). Therein, the...
ronenw
over 1 year ago
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Thanks Ronan i got it.
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