![]() If there are any doubts, I recommend to use the context menu ( Resource Configurations > Reset to default) to make sure that there are no intentional settings.Īnother tip is to open the. Not sure why this is not always the case. ![]() Usually Eclipse informs me about these custom settings with the proper icon decorator. To apply project-wide settings, *always* select the project folder, and not an individual file or folder! In the case above I believe the custom folder/source settings were introduced by a user error: because of I do the context menu Properties on a source folder or a source file, then settings get applied to that folder or files. It looks that if the linker file is having custom build settings, and possibly conflicting source file and folder settings, then the make file is not generated properly, and as a result the hex file is not generated. Having custom file and folder settings can screw up the ARM GNU ‘Additional Tool’ settings. Build again, but still no hex file generated? Reset to Default? Yes!īut what I noticed was that it *has* that Reset to Default… on the Sources folder: This will get rid of the fileInfo entry in. ![]() For example creating a new file (new.ln), then copy the content from the orginal linker file, save it, delete the old linker file and rename the new.ln to the correct linker file nam. cproject file, another way is to delete and re-create the *linker* file again. So I decided to remove that entry from the. cproject file, I found this entry for the linker file: Ĭhecking this Eclipse page about what this means, and indeed that file should not be configurated as such. ![]()
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