CodeWarrior uses these types of files to create new projects:

• Project Stationery-Project stationery contains pre-configured libraries, source-code placeholders, and resource file placeholders. You can use project stationery to create new projects. Novice programmers and programmers that want the convenience of pre-configured settings should use project stationery. For more information, see "Working with Project Stationery".
• RAD Wizards-Rapid application development (RAD) wizards present a series of customizations that guide you through the process of creating a RAD project. To learn how to use these wizards, see "Creating RAD Projects".
• Empty Project-Empty project files do not contain any files whatsoever. You can use empty projects for detailed configuration of compiler and linker settings. Advanced programmers can take advantage of empty projects to create fully customized applications.
• Makefile Importer Wizard (Windows)-The Makefile Importer wizard parses a Visual C nmake file or a GNU make file and creates a CodeWarrior project. For more information about using the Makefile Importer, see "Importing Makefiles into Projects".