Cleaning Up Generated Files
Graphical User Interface
To stop the execution:
1.
If you want to stop the execution of a node before it finishes, or if the
application does not stop by itself, click the Stop Build/Execution button.
Cleaning Up Generated Files
In some cases, you might want to delete any files created by a build execution, such
as to perform the build process in a clean environment or when you are running
short of disk space.
Use the Clean All Generated Files command to do this.
To clean your workspace:
1.
From the Build toolbar, click the Clean All Generated Files
button.
Creating a Source File Folder
The Project Explorer Asset Browser provides a convenient way of viewing the source
files in your project.
To make this even more convenient, you can create custom folders to accommodate
any file types. This makes navigation through your source files even easier.
Note The Asset Browser provides a virtual navigation interface. The actual
files do not change location. Use the Properties Window to view the actual file
locations.
To create a custom folder:
1. In
the
Asset Browser, select the By File sort method.
2.
Right-click on an existing folder.
3.
From the popup menu, select New Folder...
4.
Enter a name for the new folder and a file filter for the desired file type.
Importing a Data Table (.csv File)
Rational Test RealTime Component Testing for C and C++ provide the ability to
import .csv table files and to turn these into standard header files. Once included in
your .ptu or .otd test script, this data can be used by the test driver script or the
application under test.
Such .csv files can be produced by most third party spreadsheet programs.
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