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Import and Export functionality

Module by: Pedro Dinis, António Espírito Santo, Bruno Ribeiro. E-mail the authors

Import and Export functionality

CCE has the capability to import and export different types of information. In the context menu of the view C/C++ Projects it is possible to activate the import process choosing the option Import. This process allows importing resources such as those listed in the following figure (Figure 1).

Figure 1
CCE workbench – Import options window.
CCE workbench – Import options window. (graphics1.png)

Following the instructions given by the import wizard: Archive File (imports files stored in a compressed file); Import Breakpoints (imports a breakpoints scenario previously defined in another or in the same project); Existing Project into Workspace (imports a project into the actual workspace); File System (imports a file); Preferences (imports the CCE configuration preferences), etc.

When the Export option from the context menu is selected, the window with the export procedures is displayed, as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2
CCE workbench – Export options window.
CCE workbench – Export options window. (graphics2.png)

Similar to the import procedure, the resources belonging to a Project can be exported: Archive File; Export Breakpoints; File System, Preferences, etc…

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