Migrating between Integrated Development Environments
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Overview
Projects that have been created using the e² studio can be ported to the CS+ environment in either of the following two ways.
- Convert an existing project to create a new project with CS+
- Create a new project in CS+ and register existing source files
Process | Convert an Existing Project | Create a New Project |
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Source file registration | Automatic | Manual |
Option setting | (Partially) automatic | Manual |
Source file folder location | Automatic | No care needs to be taken regarding the file registration location. |
Conflict between source files and automatically generated files | Files should be modified after a project is created. | Care should be taken regarding conflict at manual file registration. |
Convert an Existing Project to Create a New Project With CS+
CC-RL and CC-RX projects created in the e² studio can be converted into CS+ projects by using the export function of the e² studio to output them as Renesas common project files (*.rcpc).
Procedures (Go to Step 3 if the *.rcpc file has been generated in the project folder.)
- Select a project in the e² studio, right-click to produce the pop-up menu, and select [Export…].
- Select [Renesas Common Project File] as the destination for export and output the project file.
- Specify the exported project file (*.rcpc) from the project that is to be converted for CS+. Select [Open Existing e² studio/CubeSuite/High-performance Embedded Workshop/PM+ Project] in the startup screen of CS+.
- Select “Project File for e² studio (*.rcpc)".
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- Select a project that is to be converted in the [Project Convert Settings] dialog box of CS+. Then, specify [Microcontroller], [Kind of project], [Project name], and [Place] that are used in the converted project. After that, Converting the project starts once you click on [OK].
Create a New Project in CS+ and Register Existing Source Files
- In the [Create Project] dialog box of CS+, select the type of microcontroller in [Microcontroller] and the particular device in [Using microcontroller], labeled (1) and (2) at right, set a name for the project in [Project name] and the place where it is to be stored in [Place], both labeled (3), and then click on the [Create] button.
- For example, select [RH850] and [RH850/E1L] for [Microcontroller] and [Using microcontroller], respectively.
- Add the existing source files to the file branch of the [Project Tree]. New files can also be added.