Hello- just started a new project with SES 6.32. I have project folder 'A' where I created a default project using the built-in wizards. At the same directory level as 'A' is folder 'B'. 'B' contains source files as well as a whole tree of other directories and sources. So I added 'B\C\D\my_source.c' to the project, but it doesn't get compiled. Instead I get linker errors that the symbols present in my_source are undefined and the project view doesn't show any memory taken up by the code in my_source, which makes sense since it clearly isn't being compiled. What am I doing wrong with this (seemingly) basic functionality of the IDE? I already added the paths to the header files in the User Include paths, is there some matching thing for this for sources? It's also interesting that if I right click on that file in the project view and select "compile my_source.c" it does so without errors. Note also that the sources I added that are located directly in folder 'B' also have code sizes listed in the project view, even though I used the same method to add them to the project as I did my_source.c, which presumably means they are getting compiled even though the additional content in the lower sub-folders is not.

Hello- I right-click on both "Project RTOS_Testing" and "Source Files" and pick "Add Existing File", but with either method the file doesn't compile. I have tried removing and adding it many times. No clue why this problem is only happening with this file in particular. This also doesn't compile even if I pick "Rebuild Solution". Screenshot of the project window attached.

Solved : the issue turned out to be preprocessor directives not being set correctly so the code itself in the file was not flagged to be compiled.