I would appreciate some clarification on which directories and files are generated by the tool and should not be edited. It appears the src directory is where all the developer-written source is intended to go. Maybe this is an Eclipse thing, we have no experience with Eclipse to date. The following questions/comments are based on what I see in the very simple Blinky ThreadX project on the S7G2-SK board. 1) Every file in the following directories is clearly marked as Do Not Edit: src/synergy_gen : files state /* generated thread source file - do not edit */ synergy_cfg/ssp_cfg : files state /* generated configuration header file - do not edit */ Is this extendable to much more complex projects? I.e. will those directories always be Do Not Edit? 2) The synergy/ssp folder contains many tool-generated files. synergy/ssp/inc contains 11 folders with header files. synergy/ssp/src contains 57 folders with source and header files. For all the files under synergy/ssp , there is no notation to indicate these files should not be edited; however, aren't they generated by the tool? Maybe the difference is that these files are generated only one time, at project creation, and are never regenerated by the tool, so they are technically safe to edit manually. At this admittedly early stage in development, though, I can't imagine a situation where I would want to edit these files. Particularly if they involve the bsp, I would think the correct way to do it would be to recreate the bsp from scratch with the desired modifications. Thank you,
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