Ok, I have dragged the library MCP file into the main project. I have
expanded the library targets in the main project and selected which library
target I want to link against (and noticed that it automatically added the
required lib files to the project). However I still can't step into library
source code, only assembler. Do I need to add the library project source to
the main project? I tried this and this causes all sorts of problems, like
for instance if I have a library project source file with the same name as a
source file in the main project it doesn't let me add it, meaning I can't
build and debug. Doing this would also cause lots of version control
headaches, and kind of defeats the exersise of building a library in a
separate project in the first place. There has to be an easier way?
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Chris Percival
www.interaxis.co.uk
Ben Combee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> "Chris Percival" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:40892@palm-dev-forum...
> >
> > Ben, can you elaborate on your points please? By 'drag the project' do
> you
> > mean dragging the project file in explorer or in Codewarrior? If you
> mean
> > in Codewarrior, what exactly do you drag?
>
> I meant dragging a project from Explorer into a CW project window.
>
> > I can drag the source files
> > accross, but I don't think this is what I want to do... (Or is it from
> > 'Segments' or 'Targets'). If I drag a target from the library project
> into
> > the main project it gets added to the targets and the source files seam
to
> > have been added also, maybe this is what you mean, although I can't see
a
> > 'link against' option anywhere.
>
> The 'link against' option is in the target list -- its the last column
which
> has a chain link as its header. When you click there, turning on the dot,
> then the output of the linked project is inserted into the main project
and
> included in the link.
>
> > Also if I do get this going, what control
> > do I have over which library target get used in the main project (as I
> have
> > several library targets).
>
> You can hit the plus sign to the right of the target name and control
which
> targets of the linked project are used.
>
> --
> Ben Combee
> Veriprise Wireless <http://www.veriprise.com>
>
>
>
>
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