Epson S5U1C17001C, Manual

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(5) To import a file, select the file you want to import from the list box to the right (indicated by a check mark
when selected).
Example: Importing a file
To import a directory, expand the tree list in the list box to the left and select the directory you want to im-
port from the list of sub-directories. You can also select and import a sub-sub-directory, in which case the
directory structure from the sub-directory is also imported (for files, only those in the selected directory are
imported).
Example: Importing a directory
(6) Click the [Finish] button.
The imported file/directory is displayed in the [C/C++ Projects] or [Navigator] view.
Refer to Section 5.10.3 for information on the [Import > File system] dialog box and other controls.
Specifying a source folder
The
IDE
writes the source files located directly below the project directory and the source files located in the
source folder of the project to a makefile, thereby specifying those files as targets to be assembled/compiled. In
their initial default status, source files located in the internal directory of a project other than the source folder
are not written in a makefile. However, you can register that directory as a source folder in project properties so
that the source files in the directory are recognized as targets for the make command.
This procedure is described below. Note that the directory to be registered is assumed to have been already cre-
ated in or imported into the project.
(1) In the [C/C++ Projects] or [Navigator] view, select the project containing the source folder you want to se-
lect.
(2) Do one of the following:
• Select [Properties] from the [Project] menu.
• Select [Properties] from the context menu in the [C/C++ Projects] or [Navigator] view.
This will display the [Properties] dialog box.
(3) Select [C/C++ Project Paths] from the properties list, then click the [Source] tab.