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sunwoo lee
sunwoo lee
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February 27, 2017
Question

how can i solve it.

  • February 27, 2017
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Posted on February 27, 2017 at 06:56

I have problem during STMcube generating.

the probelm is ''please install truestudio toolchain to open the project or associate the file type of the project with your toolchain in system default program settings''.

i don't know how can i solve it.

so i want to solve it.

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#truestudio-toolchain
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Max
Max
ST Employee
February 27, 2017
Posted on February 27, 2017 at 08:37

CubeMx is telling you it cannot automatically open your project when you click open project.

this means:

- Truestudio is not installed on your system: is this case install it...

or

- .cproject file is not associated with Truestudio.

The message is telling you to make the association in your operating system 

default program settings. 

Another way to do it is to right click on the .cproject file, open with, choose default program..., then browse to Truestudio program location.

you can also chose open manually the project from Truestudio.

BR,

Max

AvaTar
AvaTar
Senior III
October 3, 2017
Posted on October 03, 2017 at 09:40

- .cproject file is not associated with Truestudio.

The message is telling you to make the association in your operating system 

default program settings. 

Another way to do it is to right click on the .cproject file, open with, choose default program..., then browse to Truestudio program location.

IMHO it would be a rather bad idea to associate '.cproject' with TrueStudio.

The *.cproject files are common for ALL Eclipse based C/C++ toolchains, not only TrueStudio.

I have a generic Eclipse, Tasking VX, and TI-CCS installed on my system.

All Eclipse-based, and all use .cproject files.

Open the IDE (TrueStudio), and import the project instead.

If you have not installed TrueStudio, try generating projects for the toolchain you have.

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