CrossStudio allows you to organize your collection of projects into a workspace
or solution. We provide a number of project templates for popular evaluation
and demonstration boards with the product which you can use as a springboard
to start your application development. A project is typically organized into
groups, where each group gathers together files that are related—for example,
header files, source files, and documentation files can all have their own group
in a project.
This section will take you through creating, compiling, and debugging a simple
application using the build-in simulator to prepare you for starting your own
projects using CrossStudio.
In this section
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Creating a project
- Describes how to start a project, select your target processor, and other
common options.
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Managing files in a project
- Describes how to add existing and new files to a project and how to remove
items from a project.
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Setting project options
- Describes how to set options on project items and how project option inheritance
works.
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Building projects
- Describes how to build the project, correct compilation and linkage errors,
and find out how big your applications are.
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Exploring projects
- Describes how to use the Project Explorer, Symbol Browser, and Source Navigator
to find out how much memory your project takes and navigate around the files
that make up the project. It also describes the similarities and differences
between the three windows.
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Using the debugger
- Describes the debugger and how to find and fix problems at a high level
when executing your application.
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Low-level debugging
- Describes how to use debugger features to debug your program at the machine
level by watching registers and tracing instructions.