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I have 2 programs (attached),
One is an on/off program end the other one is an alarm simulation with capsense
on the psoc4 kit.
Now I want to combine these programs.
I've allready tried several combinations, but so far unsuccessfully.
Maybe someone can help me with it?
Some words are in dutch like:
huidigestand means current state
vorigestand means previous state
TOETS1 means button1
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Do you want to have a selection (at powerup) which program should run? Or do you want to have a new program combining their functionality?
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I want to have a new program combining their functionality.
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Part your two projects into functions:
Initialization() // As the name says
Perform() / do the stuff that was in the for(;;) loop
Check and rename global variables
Open a new project with two topdesign pages, then copy & paste all the stuff.
the new main() now will look like
Initialization1();
Initialization2();
for(;;)
{
Perform1();
Perform2();
}
Bob
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You didn't the combine as I suggested. I told about different functions, so that one (me) could see what belonged to the first project and what to the other. This makes changes and debugging quite more easier.
I strongly suggest to update to Creator 4.1. And following an update of the components.
There is an error (flagged as warning) in line 250. You forgot parentheses following the "!"
Bob
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I have made some changes in the program to make it more clear what project 1 and -2 is.
Also I have attached a word document of the program and visualized program 1 and -2 with colours.
I hope you can identify project 1 and -2 now.
By the way I have no warnings on my computer when building and running the program.
Leo
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Regarding the warning: Did you already upgrade to Creator 4.1?
Bob
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I did upgrade to Creator 4.1 following an update of the components.
As regarding to warnings , there are none on my computer.
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I have combined the two programs.
The "aan/uit" (on/off) program seems to function OK but when I switch on capsense it keeps on working.
It's supposed to switch off.
Maybe someone can help me with it?
Some words are in dutch like:
huidigestand means current state
vorigestand means previous state
TOETS1 means button1
What did I do wrong?
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To make the problem I have more clear I have made a new program (attached).
There are 2 buttons (S1/S2) and 3 LED's.
Button S1 has a memory state, in order to switch LED2 and LED3.
Button S2 switches LED1.
My problem: How do I get round the memory state of Button S1.
Whenever I try to switch on LED1 with S2 , LED2/LED3 have to go off but they don't.
Maybe someone can help me with it?
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I am afraid that the error is more of a basic way: You did not write a single line of comment. How do you think you will be able to understand your program or find any bugs when it is not commented!
Your indentation is not following the program flow.
There is still a warning which you could suppress by placing parentheses
Your pins for the switches are floating with high z input. You better declare them as resistor pull up and initially drive high.
I would (personally) get away from the 0xffs and other values and use boolean variables and logic throughout that project. You will need to
#define FALSE 0
#define TRUE !FALSE
Who will know that writing 0xff to an LED will switch it on or off. In 3 months even you will not be able to tell that 😉 use a #define LEDON and LEDOFF
Bob