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I read an earlier entry that asked how to integrate CodeWright with the Keil compiler. The answer was that a third party company provides an IDE that does it. I would like to configure CodeWright to build using the Keil tools rather than to buy more tools that replace the ones I already own. I prefer not to have to use makefiles or batchfiles. Keil's integrated make utility is very nice and it seems that there should be a way of utilizing it from Codewright but I have no idea how. Does anyone have any insight on if and how this can be done? Thanks in advance, any help is much appreciated.
I was really hoping to get away from makefiles At least with a makefile you can escape Keil's insistence on rebuilding all files with the SRC directive, whether they need it or not ;-) Anyhow, it is possible to run uVision from a command line, have it build a project, save the results in a logfile, and exit; eg,
uv2.exe -b -o logfile project
Thanks Andrew: I think you may have answered the question I asked in my last reply before I had the chance to ask it. Now that's service ;-) Thanks again to all for your timely responses and help in this matter. It looks like I have several possible solutions to try. Walt
Andrew: I tried your suggestion and it works exactly how I was hoping. Thanks to you and Mark for sticking with me and helping me thru this. Walt