![]() Segger Embedded Studio project files appear to be XML formatted with a custom DOCTYPE. Opens the file, parses it and shows the results in two lists - Include Paths and Include Files. ) when a project is moved within the folder structure. The relative path can be tricky to manage due to its change of depth (number of. It is easy to end up with duplicate paths and unnecessary paths. It is time consuming to search for each include file that a compile will complain about being missing so that it’s path can be added to the project c_user_include_directories. All of the folder paths need to be added to the c_user_include_directories definition for the project to compile. (It does not search your SDK folder for include files to automatically add them to the include paths.) The Nordic SDK folder is structured so that many include files which are needed for a project are in different folders. The application checks which paths exist and allows you to remove those that don’t, allows a search by filename to show which folder they are in, and allows conversion between relative and absolute paths for the include folders. SES Include File ManagerA simple helper application for use with Segger Embedded Studio when working with the Nordic Semiconductor SDK. As soon as you copy the project folder into the same location in the SDK 12 folder and run my SES Include File Manager, you see that of the 133 include paths 29 are not found,… Continue reading. My plan was to proceed cautiously, having seen the problems previously in attempting to make many changes in one step and ending up with an uncompilable codebase. ![]() At the same time, the Softdevice (BTLE stack) changes from s132 to s130. As I learned previously, the nRF51 is only supported by SDK version 12, so I had the job of porting the example code down from SDK version 15 and changing it over to the smaller, M0 based chip. I only had one nRF52 dev kit and one nRF51 dev kit. NovelBits helpfully provides all the code for this on the page How to build the simplest nRF52 BLE Central (Lightbulb use case) but it is targeted at the nRF52840 and SDK 15. Having got the BLE Lightbulb peripheral example working as I wanted it to on the nRF52 development kit (PCA10040), the next step was to get my other dev kit to be the controller for it, in place of the smartphone app. ![]()
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