Download IDE User's Guide - QNX Software Systems
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Importing a BSP or other QNX source packages If you plan to import a source BSP and a binary BSP into the IDE, remember to give each project a different name. ☞ If you import dual-endian BSP’s, the wizards displays this informational message: If you add build variants, you need to copy the CPU-specific files to the new variant’s build directories. Step 5: Build When you finish with the wizard, it creates all the projects and brings in the source from the archive. The wizard then asks if you want to build all the projects you’ve just imported. ☞ If you answer Yes, the IDE begins the build process, which may take several minutes (depending on how much source you’ve imported). If you decide not to build now, you can always do a Rebuild All from the main toolbar’s Project menu at a later time. If you didn’t import all the components from a BSP package, you can bring in the rest of them by selecting the System Builder project and opening the import wizard (right-click the project, then select Import. . . ). The IDE detects your selection and then extends the existing BSP (rather than making a new one). Chapter 4 ¯ Managing Source Code 139