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Getting Started with EZ-BT WICED Modules
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Figure 2. WICED Studio IDE Layout
4 . 1 . 2
P r o j e c t E x p l o r e r
This pane in the IDE provides access to all the source files for the projects active in the current workspace. The WICED
Studio SDK comes with a significant set of example projects inside the
/apps
subfolder where the SDK is installed.
These projects are visible in the Project Explorer view by default. New projects can be created under
/apps
subfolder.
The standard workspace root folder is the SDK installation root folder, containing the following items:
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/apps
folder with all example projects and any created projects
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/build
folder with build output files (created when using “Make” targets as intended)
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/doc
folder with various SDK-related HTML and PDF reference materials
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/drivers
folder with FTDI USB-to-UART bridge device drivers for Microsoft Windows
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/libraries folder with source and header files for specific functionalities
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/include
folder with header files supporting various chipset hardware features
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/platforms
folder with board-specific toolchain and build definition files
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/wiced_tools with easy-to-use tools for various functionalities including collecting traces, build and download
firmware etc.
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/Wiced-BT
folder with header and source files for many application-visible APIs
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Top-level Makefile template and make scripts for building all WICED Studio projects
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Changelog, license, version, and general README text files
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Once you get started, the
/apps
folder containing your projects will be the most relevant location. However, the
documentation and header/source files provide a lot of helpful reference information during development.
4 . 1 . 3
C o d e E d i t o r
This pane allows editing all source code present in any project in the workspace. Open-source files are arranged by
tabs for easy navigation. The Eclipse IDE foundation provides comprehensive syntax highlighting features, code
completion, and other helpful functionality.