• State Not Answered
  • Locked Locked
  • Replies 2 replies
  • Subscribers 20 subscribers
  • Views 937 views
  • Users 0 members are here
Options
How was your experience today?
This discussion has been locked.
You can no longer post new replies to this discussion. If you have a question you can start a new discussion

Paths used in uv2 project files

Walt Conley

Hello all:

The following is a snippet from my .uv2 project file.

### uVision2 Project, (C) Keil Software
### Do not modify !

Target (Target 1), 0x0002 // Tools: '166/167'
Target (RunInRam), 0x0002 // Tools: '166/167'

Group (Dave Files)
Group (User Files)

File 1,1,<.\Ssc.c><Ssc.c>
File 1,1,<.\Can1.c><Can1.c>
File 1,1,<.\Io.c><Io.c>
File 1,1,<.\Main.c><Main.c>
File 1,1,<.\Asc0.c><Asc0.c>
File 1,2,<S:\boot\Src\Start167.a66><Start167.a66>
File 1,1,<S:\boot\Src\GPT2.C><GPT2.C>
File 1,1,<S:\boot\Src\CAN2.C><CAN2.C>
File 1,1,<S:\boot\Src\RTC.C><RTC.C>
File 2,1,<.\utility.c><utility.c>
File 2,1,<.\flash.c><flash.c>
File 2,1,<.\memtest.c><memtest.c>
File 2,1,<.\ramtron.c><ramtron.c>
File 2,1,<.\appload.c><appload.c>
All of the files shown are located in the same directory but some use relative paths and some use absolute paths.

How can I insure that relative paths are always used when adding files to a project??? (for files are located in the same directory and in different directories).

The reason this causes a problem is that we work from different drive mappings depending on which Clearcase view we are working in. (the directory structure is the same but the drive letter may change).

Thanks in advance,
Walt

0