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Where are the source files of the mbed compiler saved?

Topic last updated 07 Aug 2010, by C Neroth. 3 replies
C Neroth
06 Aug 2010 . Edited: 07 Aug 2010

Sorry, I incorrectly posted this to the wrong topic, reposting here.  I am just trying out the LPC1768.

As I modify a program pgm1 in the mbed compiler and download, it saves the binary under a new file name version pgm1_LPC1768(2).bin, to local specified folder.  Is the source of the first version backedup automatically?  If so, how do I access source of a previous version?

Is there a way to back up my source to my local pc disk?

C Neroth
07 Aug 2010

Anyone knows an easy way to copy all the files of the current project in the compiler to a folder in local disk of the pc, outside the mbed.  Currently everything appears to be in the cloud; but if serious time is spent on experiments, it would be nice to backup the work to ones own backup.  Clouds sometime disappear as weather changes :)

Simon Ford
07 Aug 2010

Sure, just right click your project and chose "Export". It'll wrap up your project as a zip file and download it to your PC. Hope that gets you what you need!

Simon

C Neroth
07 Aug 2010 . Edited: 07 Aug 2010

Simon, Thank you.  That is all I was looking for!  It even nicely saves under the project name for the zip file :)