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Targets, Groups, Files

Martin Euredjian

I can't seem to find the "Targets, Groups, Files" menu entry within the "Project" menu. Am I missing something fundamental? Maybe "advanced" menus need to be enabled somehow?

Thanks!

-Martin

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  • 0 in reply to HansBernhard Broeker

    I suspected something like this.

    The real reason I'm looking for this is that I am working on a Loader/Application where each of those is a separate uVision project. How do I pull both of them into a single target?

    The Keil "Bootload" example opens exactly thsi way. Under "Target 1" you ahve the "Boot Loader" group as well as "External Part", each of which is a separate uVision project.

    Any guidance would be appreciated.

    Thanks,

    -Martin

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  • 0 in reply to HansBernhard Broeker

    I suspected something like this.

    The real reason I'm looking for this is that I am working on a Loader/Application where each of those is a separate uVision project. How do I pull both of them into a single target?

    The Keil "Bootload" example opens exactly thsi way. Under "Target 1" you ahve the "Boot Loader" group as well as "External Part", each of which is a separate uVision project.

    Any guidance would be appreciated.

    Thanks,

    -Martin

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  • 0 in reply to Martin Euredjian

    You don't want them in a single target --- you want them as separate targets defined on (subsets of) the same collection of source files.

    So, once you've found Project->"Components, ...", Go to the Components tab, klick "new entry" (the dashed box) above in the left window, and enter your new target's name, you probably also want a new Group to hold the sources unique to the new target.

    Now you have to add the source files from the other target into the project (in the new group, if you created one), and set up per-file or per-group options to control which files are compiled into which target.