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I have a flag on PSOC Creator 4.2 that there are multiple definitions of components.  I searched, the only answered question I could find was for a revision of PSOC Creator that is no longer relevant - the option does not exist as explained.  I tried to remove the old definition under Tools>Options>Design Entry>Component Security but it had no immediate effect and after restarting the old value had reappeared.

Help?

Here's what I try:

/*  `#START UART_Boot` */

#include "TxEnable.h"

/*  `#end` */

cystatus UART_UartCyBtldrCommWrite(const uint8 pData[], uint16 size, uint16 * count, uint8 timeOut)

{

    cystatus status;

    status = CYRET_BAD_PARAM;

    if ((NULL != pData) && (size > 0u))

    {

/*  `#START UART_Boot` */

        TxEnable_Write(1);

        CyDelayUs(5);

/*  `#end` */

        /* Transmit data. This function does not wait until data is sent. */

        UART_SpiUartPutArray(pData, (uint32) size);

        *count = size;

        status = CYRET_SUCCESS;

        if (0u != timeOut)

        {

            /* Suppress compiler warning */

        }

/*  `#START UART_Boot` */

        CyDelayUs(50);

        TxEnable_Write(0);

/*  `#end` */

    }

    return (status);

}

ON clean and build, above mods get removed and here's what gets appended to the new generated source:

/* [] END OF FILE */

#if 0 /* begin disabled code */

`#start UART_Boot` -- section removed from template

#include "TxEnable.h"

`#end`

#endif /* end disabled code */

#if 0 /* begin disabled code */

`#start UART_commwrite` -- section removed from template

        CyDelayUs(50);

        TxEnable_Write(0);

`#end`

#endif /* end disabled code */

I have a char array, example char c[] = {0xC0, 0x02, 0x00, 0x01, ...}

I want to send it over uart to another device via a while loop and UART_putchar(*c) but I also want to send it over USBUART so I can see it over terminal but  USBUART_putchar doesn't seem to work. My guess is it's trying to change it to an ASCII character. I've found other discussions that did something similar but not quite the same thing and the same thing goes just trying to find stuff on stackexchange.

What I have so far is something like:

char str[3];

    for(int i=sizeof(c); i>0; i--){

        sprintf(&str[1],"%2x",c);

        USBUART_PutString(str);       

    }

to make sure that it has a null termination on the string but that doesn't seem to work. I just want termial to print out "C0020001...." and no matter what tweaks I've done can't seem to figure out why it's not working.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

(using CY8KIT-050 i.e. PSoC 5LP and PSoC Creator 4.2)

In the Logical section of the component catalog I do not have any gates. They are located in the CyPrimitives folder in my C drive but they do not show up in the catalog. I have checked the permissions of the CyPrimitives folder and made sure it is set to Full for all users. My project dependencies also have CyPrimitives 'components' and 'code' checked. I suspect I am missing other components as well.

I am using PSoC Creator 4.2 on Windows 10.

Any ideas? Thanks!

I'm using Psoc Creator 3.3_SP2. It takes almost 15 minutes to enter debug mode every time.  Every project ! Every time!

Psoc Creator is installed on C disk and other modules in the software don't have this phenomenon.

I can' understand why....and this problem seriously affects my work efficiency. Could you help me, please?

Thank you very much.

Hi all,

Im having the strangest problem with the Compiler removing my code in ISR.c. It only happens when you change the hardware layer, just software rebuild doesnt do it.

Before anyone asks, The code is squarely within the "Place user code here" statements... Has anyone else seen this?

ISR code below:

CY_ISR(isr_switch_Interrupt)

{

    #ifdef isr_switch_INTERRUPT_INTERRUPT_CALLBACK

        isr_switch_Interrupt_InterruptCallback();

    #endif /* isr_switch_INTERRUPT_INTERRUPT_CALLBACK */

    /*  Place your Interrupt code here. */

    /* `#START isr_switch_Interrupt` */

    isr_switch_ClearPending();

    int cmp=0;

    cmp = PWM_ReadCompare();

    if (cmp == 100)

    {

        PWM_WriteCompare(150);

        LED_REG_Write(!LED_REG_Read());

    }

    else if (cmp == 150)

    {

        PWM_WriteCompare(200);

        LED_REG_Write(!LED_REG_Read());

    }

    else if (cmp == 200)

    {

        PWM_WriteCompare(100);

        LED_REG_Write(!LED_REG_Read());

    }

    /* `#END` */

}

My program compiles and there seems to be nothing settings wise that has fixed it.