Forum : Ride IDE
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December 6, 2010 - 7:09am
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Hello, I am using RIDE 7 to debug an application that was built with a different toolchain. Ride can load the EABI file produced by that toolchain and recognises the source file names but it can only locate the files that are directly under the src directory. However due to the way this project is structured many source files are in different directories. Is there anyway of indicating the location of these source files to the IDE? Regards, Joe |
Hi,
I guess you are working on an ARM CPU...?
If yes, then the option you are looking for is this one:
"Project"->"Debug Application Options"->"Info"->""Additional Source Directories"
Best Regards,
Vincent
Hello,
I have a similar problem. Setting the "additional Sources Directories" did not work for me.
In order to match other projects, I did set up a build system under linux (ubuntu) using the arm-none-eabi toolchain.
Everything works as expected except displaying the source when debugging.
It does show the symbols (for example "main") correct. but the source is not opened even so I set the "Additional Source Directories".
Should his be working? - Is there a way to see what is going on?
I am using:
* Ride7 (7.60.15.0327)
* RKit-ARM 1.44.12.0214
* Linux: arm-none-eabi-gcc 4.9.3
Thank you
Horst
Hello,
It should work correctly ...
Could you please up grade to the latest version Ride 7 & RKit-ARM.
Regards,
AmJed
Thanks.
It seems that gcc 4.9.4 is using a different dwarf version then (the old) Ride7 is using.
So for compiling and linking the debug version I added the option "-gdwarf-2" to gcc.
When I point the source code to the correct location, I can now debug the application as expected.
Hello,
Thank you for using Raisonance products.
You have just to add the needed source file to the project windwos to be builded.
Best regards,
Raisonance Support Team