IDE Help

[PICAlison]

I've started a project in the CCS Compiler IDE, but not all of my source files appear in the 'Files' Window.

What is the best method of adding source files / creating a project, so that the IDE is aware of them?

BTW my code compiles and all the code is used.

[Ttelmah]

You have tried clicking the 'open all files' option (File - third line down)?.
If they are being included in the compile, this should load them.
The file tab should then see them all.

[PrinceNai]

You of course included all your files somewhere? Correct me if I'm wrong, but only when you compile your project you can see all the files. I always use the wizard to create a new project. Select the PIC and clock. Nothing else. Then I copy and replace everything I need from a known working project in the .h file that is created when I build the project (RS232, I2C, fuses, ICD,...). Write all the #includes, main is still empty. Rebuild. At that point' if everything went well, I can see all the project files. You should also have a tick under view --> files to see them all.

[PICAlison]

I have included all the files, it wouldn't have compiled otherwise.

I had some files in sub directories and some in with the main c file. No idea why they didn't show up.

I created a new project and copied them in and the 'missing' files appear on the 'File' view.

[Ttelmah]

My standard procedure to ensure the project file is current, is just delete
the .ccspjt file, then open the main.c file. Result a new ccspjt file is created
that is up to date.