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These locations are searched after the generic locations, from the top to the bottom item in order.

Add - You can add arbitrary source file locations by using the Add button.

Source Lookup Path - This field shows the project being run, as well as any projects that it references.

The Source tab shows the location of the source files for the project. Remove - To delete an entry, select it from the list, and click the ‘Remove’ button. Select - Click the ‘Select‘ button to import environment variables from the host file system.Įdit - To change an entry, select it from the list, and click the ‘Edit’ button. Click the ‘Variables’ button to select the variables that you want to use. New - Click the ‘New’ button to create a new entry, and the ‘New Environment Variable’ dialog will appear, as shown below. The panel shown below contains the following buttons: In the ‘Environment’ tab, you can set environment variables for the target For example, if you have copied your application file to a directory named /apps but you want to execute it from a working directory named /home/test, you must include the path to your application in your command.įor example. Keep in mind the directory structure on your target when constructing this command. Uncheck ‘Use default command’ to change this value. The remote working directory is set as ‘.’, which means that the directory specified in the target definition is used as the working directory. In the Arguments tab, you can specify the arguments to be passed to the application program. You can change the project too if you want to use this configuration for a different project. In the Main tab, you can change the C/C++application by searching the project.

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It will open a Run configuration wizard with Main, Arguments, Environment, Source, Target, Download Files, Common tabs as shown below. To run CMake applications on a remote target, right click on the project → Run As → Remote C/C++ Application.

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For more details, see How to Switch TimeStorm SDKs Run CMake application on a Remote Target: We can also switch the toolchain by right clicking on the project → TimeStorm SDK Switch. To build the CMake project, right click on the project and click on the Build Project and it starts to build and we can see the build logs in the console as shown below. We can see the imported CMake project in the project explorer as shown below. Select Yocto SDK as shown below and click Next.Ĭlick on the Finish button to import the project. and the remaining FactorySDK and other SDK are disabled. Current TimeStorm supports only Yocto SDK for CMake. Select SDK wizard will open with SDK Type and Toolchain from SDK. The Project Name will autofill based on the pointed CMake Project and click on the Next button as shown below. In the Import new CMake Project, click on the browse button and point to the existing CMake Project’s Location and click on OK button.

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Import new CMake Project wizard will open with Project Name, Existing Code Location with browse button, Languages (C, C++), and Toolchain for Indexer settings with CMake TimeStorm Cross-Compile, GNU Autotools Toolchain as shown below.

Right click on the project explorer → Import → General → Existing CMake Projects into workspace and click Next button as shown below. To import the existing CMake project into TimeStorm. We can see the created CMake project in the project explorer. Select Yocto SDK as shown below.Ĭlick on the Finish button to create the project. FactorySDK and other SK (including usingNative toolchain) are disabled.

Click on the Next button to select the SDK.Ĭurrent TimeStorm supports only Yocto SDK for CMake. The configuration wizard shows Debug and Release options. Enter the Author properties of the project and click Next to select the project configuration. After selecting, click Next for setting up the Project General Settings.Īll the fields in the General Setting wizard are optional. To illustrate, the sample Hello World C Cmake project is selected as shown below. Expand the category which shows Empty Project and Hello World Cmake Project. In the C Project wizard, we can see the CMake project category. To create CMake Project, Open TimeStorm and click on new → C Project. This document will show How to Create a new CMake Project or Import an existing CMake Project, Build, Run and Debug the CMake Project.

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CMake is used to control the software compilation process using simple platform and compiler independent configuration files, and generate native makefiles and workspaces that can be used in the compiler environment of your choice.” “CMake is an open-source, cross-platform family of tools designed to build, test and package software.