Specify the method that you want to use to select a file: either a Foundary27 SVN repository or a local archive file (i.e. $QNX_TARGET/usr/src/archives).
The panel shows the Foundry27 packages in a tree structure. The packages are expandable if they contain sub-packages. The Description field provides a brief description about the selected package.
If this is the first time you're performing a checkout from Foundry27, the SVN New Repository Wizard is displayed.
You need to specify your user ID and password that correspond to your Foundry27 account. Also, you need to be successfully authenticated before you can proceed to the next panel.
You might see a list of dependent package(s) with a warning message at the bottom of the panel. The package won't build if you don't check out the dependencies for the selected package.
The IDE sets up the required project properties (compiler options, build targets, and so on) so that the projects are able to build after the checkout process. In addition, the IDE maintains the source tree layout (to preserve the current status of the checked out source), sets up prebuilt and staging areas for the project (when necessary), and also creates the BSP project.
The src project will be auto-built by the BSP project.
The IDE will build all of the source under one project. Because the IDE creates a dependency between the BSP project and the src project, you don't need to build the src project.
When you import a QNX BSP, the IDE opens the QNX BSP perspective. This perspective combines the minimum elements from both the C/C++ perspective and the QNX System Builder perspective.