Nios® II Software Developer Handbook

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Date 8/28/2023
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3.7.5. Import a Supporting Project

While debugging a C/C++ application, you might need to view, debug or step through source code in a supporting project, such as a BSP or user library. To make supporting project source code visible in the Eclipse debug perspective, you need to import the supporting project.

If you do not need BSP or user library source code visible in the debugger, you can skip this task, and proceed to debug your project exactly as if you had created it in Eclipse.

If you have several C/C++ applications based on one BSP or user library, import the BSP or user library once, and then import each application that is based on the BSP or user library. Each application's makefile contains the information needed to find and build any associated BSP or libraries.