[steve.n]

I was thinking of it for the current source file – that would be my 95% use case.

I would imagine the project global list would become too big to scroll through easily, meaning I would go back to searching for it. I wouldn’t mind have the global list sortable too but I wouldn’t miss it.

[steve.n]

Yes, that works. Thanks for the fast turn around.

As far as the other potential issues I mentioned..  yes I will report them once I can at least somewhat reproduce them.

[steve.n]

The new build fixes the popup issue.

However, it causes a new issue. The Manage Platforms and Configurations window now appears all the time. When the solution is opened, built, debugged, saved, and closed, this window appears. Sometimes it appears more than once in a row.

I created a new project from scratch using the Embedded Wizard and the same thing occurs in that project too (NXP MIMXRT1064DVL6A, the ‘hello world’ sdk project).

[steve.n]

Oops, upload too large. Here is a link to the gif: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AuQSVn-fRqfIgZdndBtZaEpuqk5L_g?e=0TQTnE

[steve.n]

The new build works good. No issues. Thanks.

[steve.n]

The update worked for reorganizing the BSP frameworks.

After some testing I found the culprit in my CMakeLists.txt causing the include issue: setting a forced include:

set_forced_include_files(BSP PUBLIC forced_include.h)

I can give you a sample project if you have issues re-creating it.

[steve.n]

Yes, thank you, I didn’t think of that. It works.

[steve.n]

I guess I spoke too soon. I just tested  VisualGDB-5.6.1.4033.msi. The new Embedded Project Wizard completed OK, but the actual project doesn’t build. Embedded Frameworks are still also broken.

[steve.n]

Ok, great.

 

[steve.n]

Yes that allows multiple versions of the SDK. Thank you.

However, there is a bigger problem I didn’t realize until now: it seems v2.9.1 doesn’t actually work. Although the Embedded Frameworks are listed, they don’t reference any files (if you click the arrow next to one of the Embedded Frameworks, the arrow turns but no files appear). When trying to build, it fails – due to missing SDK files.

To reproduce, create a blank project based on v2.9.1. I used MIMXRT1064CVL5A. It will fail the test build in the New Embedded Project wizard. This is due to an invalid linker script file argument to ld. It passes the base directory of the BSP (without any file). You can ignore that and manually fix the linker, but the Embedded Frameworks are still not referencing any files.

To ensure you can reproduce it, here is a link with the exact SDK builds I’ve used: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AuQSVn-fRqfI2Cp712hNIARXfuv6?e=fCoshz

The 2.5.1 should work, the 2.9.1 does not.

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[steve.n]

If I can figure anything out that reproduces it I’ll let you know. I was hoping someone else had the issue and a workaround perhaps.

In any case, the Explore Source File works well enough – I won’t miss the lack of the drop downs. Great to hear a proper outline window is in the plans.

Thanks!

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