Atom-Pro IDE Problems ("#include", "projects

Hi
I have been working with hobby robotics and programming for some time now but there are some parts of the Atom-Pro IDE I never seem to get to work.

My current project contains so much code that it is too unwieldy to have in one file…

So first of I have been trying the compiler command " #include " with no happy endings.
Is this a known problem?

And now I’m instead trying to work with the code as a " project " containing multiple files.
But I still haven’t found any documentation on how it works. So through trial and error I have gotten code to work in a project containing multiple files, but…
It works to the point when I run the Debug. Thats when I get the following message “PDB file error” “The file could not be found”.
Any advice?

All help is greatly appreciated

First, click the Project menu and click new. Type the name of the project in the window that appears and click ok. The default project type should be Basic. After clicking ok a folder with the name of the project, a prj file and the first file for the project will be created. The first bas file for the project will be opened for editing and in the project view your project will be displayed. Click the + next to the project name to see the files under the project. There will only be the first one named same as the project name to begin with.

To add a second file to the project go to the project menu and click add file. Name the file what you want(can’t be a duplicate of the first file) and click ok. You will be asked if you want to create the file if it doesn’t already exist. If the file already exists it will just be added to the project.

Once you have multiple files under a project just remeber they will be compiled in the order they show up under the file list in the project window. You can change the order by draging them around in the project view.

You do not need to add #include statements for any of the files in the project.

Also, if you are adding a pre-existing file to the project you should move it into the project folder before adding it.

Thanks Acidtech.

Yes I have figured that out and everything works like it should.
But I can’t debug, because I get the “PDB file error” “The file could not be found” error message.
???

And no I don’t need the #include now that I have a project setup… but before that I was unable to get #include to work. That’s why I decided to try making it into a project instead. So my question on that was if that command had ever worked for anyone ells?

I’ve not tested it in a while but with the #include I’d recommend using the full path of the file you are including. When I get a chance I’ll check it out as well.