Recursively add files into codelite

[myk45]

Hi All!

Just installed codelite, and I'm starting to love it already.
I come from VS2005 + VAssist, primarily windows dev.
Now shifted to Linux. No offence to vi fans, I didn't like it

So, anyway, I have a massive codebase split across tonnes of folders.
Does CodeLite have an option to recursively add files inside a folder?

Please let me know,
Thanks!

PS: Going through FAQs also, but not finding this option. I am able to add only files under a directory, not recursively add files within folders.

[eranif]

Right click on the project icon (on the tree view) and select: Import files from directory

Eran

[myk45]

Thanks for the quick reply! Is there a limit on the number of files? I tried what you mentioned. I see a progress bar appear and go. But, I don't see any folders added.

[eranif]

No limit.
Did you check the folders you want to import? Also, make sure that the file extensions matches the files you want to import

Eran

[myk45]

Ah i need to check the boxes. They were kinda hidden. Did that. It's taking ages! I have about 75k+ files.
It's stuck for a long time now.

EDIT: Complete!

[eranif]

Never tried to import 75k+ files...
(At max, I imported 7K files)
So yes, it might takes some time...

Eran

[myk45]

Yes, it took about 15 minutes approx(8 core i7).
But I'm impressed. Does this support option of doing remote debugging(ARM)?
If yes, I would be in tears(of joy)

Been struggling to find a decent tool for quite some time.
Thanks a tonne!

[eranif]

I am not an embedder programmer, but I think its possible...
You should be able to use gdbserver "remote debugging"
You can enable it from:
project settings->common settings->debugger

and then check the option: "Debugging a remote target"
Once you did that, set the IP/tty/port + enable the option "Extended protocol"

You will need to start gdb server manually.

BTW, please state your OS/CodeLite version in your posts

Eran

[myk45]

Thanks a lot Eran! Yes, i will create a new post for further questions regarding remote debugging and will provide details.
Thanks!

[Gibbon1]

I've had remote debugging on an ARM working since version 6.1.

I have using PE Micro's gdb server and a PE Multilink debugger. (Actually most of the time I just flash the code and use a command line interface over serial) Most of the issues I've had with it has to do with the GDBServer not codelite.