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Do we have to specify the header files' path which are located in different directories one by one directory ? Can I just specify the general directory ,and letting the mdk itself searching header files in sub-directories?
There are too many sub-directories,and it's taking a lot of time. Can anyone help me please? Thx!
I normally use relative path in the source files if I need a number of subdirectories.
So
/* main.c */ #include "com/magic_protocol_1.h" #include "com/magic_protocol_2.h" #include "i2c/eeprom.h" #include "spi/modem.h" ...
The source files in their subdirectories can manage with just:
/* i2c/eeprom.h */ #include "eeprom.h" ...
/* spi/modem.c */ #include "modem.h" #include "modem_commands.h" #include "modem_compression.h" ...
Then I don't need a huge number of include directories specified for the project, even if the project has many 100k of source lines spread over a large number of source files.
thank you,Per. It seems the best solution for the current MDK. I'll take it.