Hello,
I am using xTimeComposer vs. 14.1.0 with the xCORE-200 eXplorer board.
When I launch xTimeComposer there are warnings regarding Path Entry Problems like this:
Invalid project path: Include path not found
- (C:\Pr\XMOS\xTIMEcomposer\Community_14.1.0\target\include\c++\4.2.1). lib_gpio
- (C:\Pr\XMOS\xTIMEcomposer\Community_14.1.0\target\include\c++\4.2.1). lib_xassert
- (C:\Pr\XMOS\xTIMEcomposer\Community_14.1.0\target\include\c++\4.2.1\xcore-xmos-elf). lib_gpio
- (C:\Pr\XMOS\xTIMEcomposer\Community_14.1.0\target\include\c++\4.2.1\xcore-xmos-elf). lib_xassert
- (C:\Pr\XMOS\xTIMEcomposer\Community_14.1.0\target\include\gcc). lib_gpio
- (C:\Pr\XMOS\xTIMEcomposer\Community_14.1.0\target\include\gcc). lib_xassert
However, if I delete the warnings, clean the project and recompile, the warnings are gone.
Is that something that should ring a bell? Or can it be ignored?
Also, how can libraries be removed from a project?
The Makefile (USED MODULES: ...) does not contain the libraries that have been dragged to the project.
Regards,
Martin H.
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Hi Martin,
I always perform a clean before a build, on new projects to ensure that dependencies are resolved correctly (as you have seen).
I do not recommend removing unused modules becasue you can cause some dependency problems. It is better to leave them in place. They will not use up unnecessary program memory space when you build your application.
Best regards,
John
I always perform a clean before a build, on new projects to ensure that dependencies are resolved correctly (as you have seen).
I do not recommend removing unused modules becasue you can cause some dependency problems. It is better to leave them in place. They will not use up unnecessary program memory space when you build your application.
Best regards,
John