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Once a .bat build file is generated, import the project into C/C++test as follows:
- Choose File> New> Project, select Import Keil uVision projects, then click Next.
- Type (or browse to) the path to the appropriate project/workspace file or directory.
- Click the Refresh, select the projects to import, then Next.
- Set the import destination, project contents, and build target to be imported, then click Finish. If you select a different build target than the one that you generated a build bat file for, then the import wizard will not let you to import the project.
The imported project will have a suitable compiler configuration preselected.
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In order to successfully analyze the source code, C/C++test needs to be started with the environment prepared for uVision compilation tools. The RVCT compiler and uVision debugger (Uv3.exe or Uv4.exe) locations have to be added to the $PATH variable before launching C/C++test GUI/CLI. The recommended practice is to use a uVision3-generated .bat build file for extracting the environment settings. |
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- Navigate to the project directory and run the following command:
[path to]\cpptesttrace.exe --cpptesttraceProjectName=[project name] --cpptesttraceOutputFile=[project name].bdf --cpptesttraceQuoteCmdLineMode=sq "[path to]\Uv4.EXE" -r [project file]- .Uv2 and .uvproj extensions are supported--the GUI will automatically convert .Uv2 projects
- The location of cpptesttrace.exe is located within [INSTALL]\engine\bin\
<INSTALL_DIR>/bin/cpptesttrace.exe - Default location of Keil Uv4.EXE gui is: "C:\Keil\UV4\Uv4.EXE"
- [project name] is a unique identifier for this project when it's imported to C++test
- Import the newly created .bdf using the C++test GUI
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The file extension case may change for some source files generated with the Keil C166 IDE. This will cause source file to be skipped during analysis.
- In C/C++test, right-click on your project and choose Properties> C/C++ General> File Types
- Enable the "Use project setting" option
- Click New and enter *.C. in the Pattern
- Choose C Source File from the Type drop-down menu and click OK
- Click New and enter *.CPP in the Pattern and choose C++ Source File from the Type drop-down menu
- Click OK
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