Project layout in Carbide C/C++

[fimikharj]

Hi,

We have switched to use Carbide in our projects and I am used to have the following layout for our projects:

Project/
  Component1/
     Src/
     Inc/
  Component2/
     Data/
     Gfx/
     Src/
     Inc/
  Group/
     Component1.mmp
     Component2.mmp
     bld.inf

Is it possible to mimic this kind of behaviour on Carbide so that we could also use the new UI Designer to create new "UI Projects". Now it seems impossible to have just one "project" that in itself contains subprojects (such as DLLs, EXEs and Application UI). If we only need plain DLL's or do not use any wizards, this works fine. If I create new UI project, the designer won't open because the application files are not under "project root".

Is the only way to create new workspace for each project? Switching between them is painfully slow ;)

Thanks,
:)Mikko

[skumar_rao]

Hi,

We have switched to use Carbide in our projects and I am used to have the following layout for our projects:

Project/
  Component1/
     Src/
     Inc/
  Component2/
     Data/
     Gfx/
     Src/
     Inc/
  Group/
     Component1.mmp
     Component2.mmp
     bld.inf

Is it possible to mimic this kind of behaviour on Carbide so that we could also use the new UI Designer to create new "UI Projects". Now it seems impossible to have just one "project" that in itself contains subprojects (such as DLLs, EXEs and Application UI). If we only need plain DLL's or do not use any wizards, this works fine. If I create new UI project, the designer won't open because the application files are not under "project root".

Is the only way to create new workspace for each project? Switching between them is painfully slow ;)

Thanks,
:)Mikko

May be possible to achieve the structure you want. but not sure what will happen if we add a new UI designer module.