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How do I change Eclipse project names from the standard templates ?
Having imported in the appropriate Jenie Template or application note, Right click on the top level project name and select Rename from the list. We will use the JN-AN-1061-Jenie-Application-Template-2v0 for illustration.
Let us rename it as ‘Project’
Now, if we expand this project we have three AN1061_JN_xxxx directories, a Common directory and a Makefile. We will be renaming only the Coord project but the others will follow the same procedure
Open the Makefile by double clicking on it and go to the DIRS line. Rename the entry, AN1061_JN_Coord as ProjectCoord and save the Makefile. Now right click on the AN1061_JN_Coord project directory and rename it as ‘ProjectCoord’
Our screen now looks like below
Expand the new ProjectCoord directory and the sub directory Build. Within the Build directory there is a Makefile. Double click on this to open it up for editing. Change the TARGET from AN1061_JN_Coord to ProjectCoord and save the file.
Next go to the Project tab on the top line of Eclipse and select Properties. From within the new window select C/C++ Build on the left hand side. Now click on Manage Configurations, highlight AN1061_JN_Coord and click on Rename. Rename this option as ProjectCoord and click on OK. Now click in the Build Directory line and edit the directory from ${ProjDirPath}/AN1061_JN_Coord/Build
To ${ProjDirPath}/ProjectCoord/Build and click on Apply then OK
Right click on the source file AN1061_JN_Coord.c and rename it to ProjectCoord.c.
Go back to Project on the top line of Eclipse and click on Clean. Once the project has been cleaned you can go to the hammer icon and choose the ProjectCoord to compile.