PSoC™ Creator & Designer Forum Discussions

Hi, this library of TTL components, how do I import into tool such that it

looks like a "normal" tool library ? So that all the components are a tab

and I do not have to set dependencies each time I pull one onto canvas ?

20 New Simple Teaching Components 

I keep trying various ways, none seem to work except one at a time set up

dependencies.

Regards, Dana.

Hello,

I have a cy8c4127azq s455, and cannot find it in psoc creator. If i use the cy8c4127azi s455 version, psoc creator gives me a message that it cannot support the detected mcu. I have also tried "find new devices" with no luck. Anyone know why there is no cy8c4127azq s455 in the device selector?

Regards

Jure

I can't understand the meaning of this error and how can I solve it?

PLM.M0046:E2806:failed to place fixed function blocks. See the report

So, try to register and it locks up.  Can't even kill it. There is a window that "popped up", but it is behind the PSoC creator window, so I can't get to it.

This is pretty bad.  I'll have to kill Creator?

I wanted to let you know that the PSOC creator is the second worse IDE I have ever used, IAR is #1.

PSOC creator did a great job of taking all of the bad features of eclipse and none of the good ones and making a terrible IDE.

The content aware syntax highlighting is pure junk, for example it shows that ARM_MATH_CM7 is defined below, which is off...

Hot keys from Eclipse do not work, for example CTRL-// will not comment multiple lines.

The project build options are limited for example you can specify the number of jobs.

The syntax highlighting is so slow it is useless, you will write a line of code and it will be full of errors, you have to wait around 30 seconds for it parse and show it being correct.

There is no refactoring, of variables or function names. 

The search and find and replace are pure junk and very very slow.

The building of a project requires a coffee break and walk around building to complete.

The project source code outline does not follow the directory structure and so it makes it hard to figure out where you code really exists and organize code effectively.

When trying to add the CMSIS libraries the linker keeps giving errors that it can not find the libraries even though they are placed in the root directory.

The graphical elements to configure peripherals looks neat thing but totally worthless. For example if you need to dynamically change baud rate on UART you are kind of hosed.  Their is little documentation on what the code generator is doing.

etc, etc, etc..... 

I am impressed that people will put up with such a lame duck IDE these days, I can say I will avoid all Cypress parts in the future because of the PSOC creator.

I'm on a windows 10 machine and I've tried using psoc creator versions 3.2, 3.3, and 4,0. I still get the same error message when starting the program.

Is there a reason - besides conversion time - to limit the maximum number of TMP05 sensors in the chain to 4 or less? could it be like 16? I know the conversion time increases dramatically, but I am trying to scan at least 12 sensors and control 2 fans with them... (highest out of 6 would determine the speed of each fan...)