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Quote from FLEGGER: “put the path in to "path\filename" ("...") marks ” That's only necessary because you have a space in the pathname.

Quote from jev: “It's not ideal ” No - it's no really comparable to the Eclipse 'Call Hierarchy' at all. For a start, the Eclipse 'Call Hierarchy' doesn't require that the code builds

It's telling you that it can't open that file. Whenever any application tells you that it can't open a file, your first question must obviously be: "is the file actually there?"

Cross-post: devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordi…ipse-project-in-to-segger

Related: Specify default build configuration?

A command-line option could be a useful workaround: Set Active Configuration from command line

Someone else just asked the same question: forum.segger.com/index.php/Thread/6294-Name-for-debuggers

Give "friendly" names to JLinks? I think it's not specific to SES - it's a J-Link thing ?

Quote from awneil: “Actually, it's not limited to just the definitions redirected via macros as described ” It also seems that 'Go To Definition' never works on a file-scope 'static' But 'Go To Declaration' will go to the definition!

I couldn't see it mentioned anywhere: segger.com/downloads/embedded-studio/EmbeddedStudio_Manual The -I command line option is described on p846 (v4.16), but there is no reference to how it relates to the IDE. This is probably one of the most frequent beginner questions; eg, just this month in just one forum: devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordi…ation-error/190224#190224 devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordi…le-adc-code/184681#184681 so it really needs to be clearly described & easy to find.

Is it possible to have 2 (or more) different versions of SES installed at the same time on the same (Windows) PC? eg, an older one to maintain existing/past projects, and a newer one to start a new project. Or an older one in use for current projects, and the latest one for review/evaluation.

Quote from Pacman: “The feature I'm missing is the call hierarchy ” Yes, I miss that, too! Quote from Pacman: “Find References is a start ” Not a great start - it doesn't distinguish references from declarations & definitions.

Quote from awneil: “The behaviour doesn't seem to be entirely consistent: sometimes it does work, often it doesn't. ” See also: devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordi…ide-of-file/189722#189722

Did you try deleting the settings.xml file: forum.segger.com/index.php/Thr…uilding-in-the-Title-Bar/ Did you have a debugger plugged in at the time? This can seem to "block" SES as you described - as mentioned towards the end of the above thread, and here: forum.segger.com/index.php/Thr…Power-Fail-Unrecoverable/

Quote from raykamp: “any suggestions for how to get around this? ” Just avoid the problem in the first place: do not have spaces (or any other "spcial" characters) in your file or folder names: avrfreaks.net/comment/2048571#comment-2048571 As noted there, this is a universal affliction - so the easiest approach is to just not cause the problem in the first place.

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So it does! That's a well-hidden feature - how did you find that?! If it's considered worth adding an obscure feature like that, why not just have it on the normal menu?! It's not quite as convenient as the when closing SES, as you have to confirm each modified file individually - there is no 'Save All' or 'Save None' option.

Is it just from within SES, or also from other utilities ?

Ref: [SOLVED] Enhancement Request: add 'Close All' Quote from Nina: “This would automatically delete any work done in one of the open files ” No, of course it wouldn't - that would, indeed, be useless! Just as if you close SES with unsaved edits, it would ask you: forum.segger.com/index.php/Att…12f4f0616b5f17c0451c03dc1

Quote from cann0021: “there is no reason to have that error "multiple definition" ” Well, of course there is a reason - the tools don't just randomly make these things up for the fun of it! Again, the messages tell you where all the multiple definitions were found - so pursue that. As I said, your screenshot is unclear, but it looks like you might have the same file more than once in your project? Are you trying to combine two (or more) examples, where each example has its own definition of the …