In Keil, there must be one project file (target) corresponding to one source group, and one source group corresponding to one C file?

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In Keil, there must be one project file (target) corresponding to one source group, and one source group corresponding to one C file? [Copy link]

In Keil, there must be one project file (target) corresponding to one source group, and one source group corresponding to one C file?

gyp1

This is because of the error in your first line.

lcofjp

There is no such thing as source groups, that's just a directory organization of source files.

Your mistake is that there is an incomplete comment left over on the first line.

wsmysyn

no,

The first line of code is wrong, the comment is missing the left half.

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lcofjp posted on 2019-7-22 09:13 There is no such thing as source group, it is just the directory organization of the source files. Your mistake is that there is an incomplete comment left in the first line

OK, thanks

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wsmysyn posted on 2019-7-22 10:00 No, the first line of the code is wrong, the comment is missing the left half.

Can a project file have multiple C?

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gyp1 posted on 2019-7-22 09:12 This is because of the error in your first line

Forehead

wsmysyn

QWE4562009 posted on 2019-7-22 15:32 Can a project file have multiple C?

Of course.

Only when I first learned C language, I always used one C file and wrote a bunch of things.

When you actually do a project, there are always a lot of C files, but a project can only have one main function.

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QWE4562009 posted on 2019-7-22 15:32 Can a project file have multiple C?

Are you Mr. Zhou?