Hello,
I have to use Core1 as a stand-alone Core, without any interaction with freertos or any other stuff after it started.
Therefore I dig inside the startup procedure of the cores. Unfortunately I can't tell the Eclipse IDE so search also the component folder
of the ESP-IDF installation. I use Windows 11. How can I expand the search to also view results inside the component folder e.g. cpu_startup.c?
Thanks in advance,
Benedikt
Code/TExt search in Eclipse IDE
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Re: Code/TExt search in Eclipse IDE
Hello,
To achieve this, please follow these steps:
- Create a new project.
- Add the ESP-IDF "components" folder as a virtual folder to the newly created project.
- Press Command+Shift+T or Command+Shift+R.
- You should now be able to browse the ESP-IDF component files.
- You can also search for a particular function or keyword using the Search menu from the toolbar.
To create a virtual folder
- New > Folder > Click on "Advanced" > Choose "Link to Alternative Location(Linked Folder)"
- Click on Browse and choose the esp-idf components folder
I suggest doing this in a new project instead of your current one to avoid unnecessary Git files and error markers created by the indexer for the components folder.
I hope that helps.
To achieve this, please follow these steps:
- Create a new project.
- Add the ESP-IDF "components" folder as a virtual folder to the newly created project.
- Press Command+Shift+T or Command+Shift+R.
- You should now be able to browse the ESP-IDF component files.
- You can also search for a particular function or keyword using the Search menu from the toolbar.
To create a virtual folder
- New > Folder > Click on "Advanced" > Choose "Link to Alternative Location(Linked Folder)"
- Click on Browse and choose the esp-idf components folder
I suggest doing this in a new project instead of your current one to avoid unnecessary Git files and error markers created by the indexer for the components folder.
I hope that helps.
Re: Code/TExt search in Eclipse IDE
Thank you very much, that was exactly what I was looking for !
regards, Benedikt
regards, Benedikt
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