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[neo]

Hello

Currently the most time of my work I spent with the CoDeveloper. I learn to live with the most properties of the tool but the editor is awful compared to other editors. The highlighting affects only the comments and for a search I have to copy the item to the search window. Beside the IntelliSense of the Visual Studio I prefere the Notepad++ editor. It has a useful highlighting and searchs for the marked item in the code. It also shows me all positions of a selected item in the code, so most time I don't have to make an expicit search.

Another problem is the structur of the files in a CoDeveloper project. Is there a way to create subfolders in the "Source Files" folder of the project and put source files in it?

Bye

[RalphBodenner]

Hi neo,

The editor in the CoDeveloper IDE does lag behind in features. Luckily, you can use the Visual Studio environment to manage your Impulse C projects. As of version 3.20.a, we ship a plugin for Visual Studio 8 that lets you create an Impulse C project. You can build and debug desktop simulation, and generate HDL, both from within MSVS. If you have VS9, we have a plugin for that version in-house and can send to you if you need it.

Here's a screenshot of VS8's File > New > Project dialog, showing the option to create an Impulse C project:

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If you don't have a 3.20 version, please upgrade and look for the Visual Studio plugin when running the installer. You can download the latest release here:

http://impulsec.com/ReleaseFiles/

Regards,
Ralph

[neo]

Thanks, it works. One failure was in the ImpulseWizard.vsz file. The path "ABSOLUTE_PATH" was set to the default installation directory of the CoDeveloper and not to the directory, I installed it.

Bye.