IAR for MSP430 Two methods of adding custom header files

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When using the new version of IAR5.31, I found that the header file could not be added. I thought about the similar problem I encountered when I used it at that time. I don’t know how to solve it in the end. When adding it using the workspace bar, it can be added, but it is no longer in the main sub-directory. Even if the xxx.h file is included, it will still prompt "can no find xxx.h" when compiling. So I searched for relevant IAR tutorials on the Internet and compared them with previous projects, and summarized two solutions. Method 1: Save the header file xxx.h in the current project directory, usually in the same directory as main.c. At this time, there is no need to add it manually in the workspace. You only need to "#include xxx.h" in main.c or in the corresponding xxx.c file. After the compilation is successfully completed, it will automatically appear in the corresponding .c file to indicate that the .c file calls the .h file. Method 2: The file arrangement in method 1 is a common file organization method. However, when there are many files, .c and .h files are mixed together, which makes the number of files large and messy. At this time, you can right-click the Debug item in the workspace, add --> add group, as shown in the figure. You can add folders such as Resource and Head to classify .c and .h files.

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