The recommended structure for project source files is to create them in the project folder or sub-folder. If a source file is created in a folder that is higher than the project, an absolute link is created.

You must use the import wizard. See Importing an existing Eclipse project for more information.

CodeWarrior sub-projects are not supported. You must import each project individually. See Importing an existing CodeWarrior project for more information.

Nested projects are not supported. Each project must be organized as a discrete entity. Inter-project dependencies can be set up by referencing other projects that reside in your workspace. Select Project → Properties → Project References from the menu to manually add references.

Specifying the link order of your object files within the same project is not possible with the workbench. As a workaround, if you split your object files into different projects, you can specify the project build order. Select Window → Preferences... → General → Workspace → Build Order from the menu.

Restoring the defaults of a project discards all information that is not a part of the project type. All settings changed in the ARM New Project Wizard are lost.

When you launch RealView Debugger from the workbench using a project with an existing target configuration, you might see the RealView Debugger dialog box shown in Figure 2.18. Click on No to use the target configuration from the workbench.

Figure 2.18. RealView Debugger message