2022-02-18 02:05 PM
2022-02-22 08:04 AM
Looking at the screenshot I think this project was incorrectly created or imported.
The Core/Src folders has no "purple c" decoration. Consequently compiler will not look for source code here.
What do I mean with "purple c decoration"? Look at the image below:
It appears that not a single folder in your project is treated as source folder.
Then there is nothing to build. Why did this happen?
Well the project is either not create or not imported correctly? Maybe the .cproject file is missing in the project root and the project is then not a CDT project, but only a normal Eclipse folder.
It also seem like this is an H7 dual-core project you are playing with. There should be a top-level project called only "khV3". You only seem to have the part for the CM4 and the CM7. Not the top-level one... I recommend you read the app note on H7 dual-core dev in CubeIDE to get started properly:
2022-02-22 08:04 AM
Looking at the screenshot I think this project was incorrectly created or imported.
The Core/Src folders has no "purple c" decoration. Consequently compiler will not look for source code here.
What do I mean with "purple c decoration"? Look at the image below:
It appears that not a single folder in your project is treated as source folder.
Then there is nothing to build. Why did this happen?
Well the project is either not create or not imported correctly? Maybe the .cproject file is missing in the project root and the project is then not a CDT project, but only a normal Eclipse folder.
It also seem like this is an H7 dual-core project you are playing with. There should be a top-level project called only "khV3". You only seem to have the part for the CM4 and the CM7. Not the top-level one... I recommend you read the app note on H7 dual-core dev in CubeIDE to get started properly:
2022-03-01 04:05 AM
Did this solve your problem?
2022-03-01 02:58 PM
Thank you @mattias norlander well noted. When I started the project from within the CubeIDE (not from CubeMX) things were sorted out and the project tree as described in your answer above.