Hello,
I evaluate the Keil uVision V3.x (with Ulink and atmel arm7 evaluation board) and want to debug C source code. Today I learned that all c source files must be in the same directory like uVision project file (*uv2). Otherwise you cannout debug c source code. Is this right? Until now I arranged my source, header and project files in different directories. For Example: Project_Test Output Source1 Header
That's no problem with other IDEs.
Best Regards
No, that is not true. Where did you "learn" this information that said it was true?
"No, that is not true."
Unless, perhaps, it is a limitation when using the GNU tools?
Otherwise, I can't see why it should be true - it is certainly not true of the C51 tools!
Do you have spaces anywhere in any of your path names? That can certainly mess things up - maybe then you're just lucky that the tools don't use pathnames if they can find everything in the same folder?
Thank you for your answers.
The path names have no spaces. I use the Keil ARM Tools with Realview Compiler. It is the evaluation version. I don't know what's wrong. I spend ours to find a solution. I tested and modified the "Hello world" example application. It's the same behaviour. After copying the C source files into another directory, you cannot debug C source code. uVision jumps to the disassembly window and you cannot insert breakpoints in your c source file.