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1 # How to import reference projects into the workspace #
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4 # Precondition #
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5 This instruction assumes that the name of your OSTC4 clone in your workspace is `ostc4`
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6 If this is not the case follow the instructions of chapter "Adapt repository location" below
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8 # Import steps #
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10 - Select `File` => `Import..` => `General` => `Existing project into workspace` => `Next`
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11 - Select the `RefPrj` folder of your clone
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12 - Select the projects you want to import in the projects list
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13 - Check the box `Copy projects into workspace`
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14 - Next
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15 - Finish
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17 # Adapt repository location #
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19 Only necessary if precondition is not met
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20 Please update this instruction if you know a better solution to add the repository path as relativ link.
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22 - Select top level project => `Properties` => `Resources` => `Linked Resources`
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23 - Edit `OSTC4` variable: Replace `${WORKSPACE_LOC\ostc4` with ${WORKSPACE_LOC}\<YourRepositoryPath>
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24 - Select top level project => `Properties` => `C/C++ Build` => `Settings` => `MCU GCC Linker` => `General`
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25 - Edit linker script location: Change `${ProjDirPath}\..\ostc4\Small_CPU\CPU2-RTE.ld` to ${ProjDirPath}\..\<YourRepositoryLocation>\Small_CPU\CPU2-RTE.ld |
