PSoC™ Creator & Designer Forum Discussions

Hi,

I'm a newcomer to PSOC, and have been playing around with a CY8CKIT-049 board.  I have a few projects in mind where these devices will be ideal - but I've hit a snag with a verilog component.

I've attached the simplest project possible which shows the problem - but in short, I have three inputs to my custom component.  A signal is mutiplexed to one of two input signals according to the state of a third, and then the output (a bidir pin) is set either to 1'bz or 1'b0 according to the state of the multiplexed signal.

It's easier to express in verilog than English - and looks like this:

wire output_signal_out;
assign output_signal_out = sel ? input_signal : input2;
assign output_signal = (output_signal_out ? 1'bZ : 1'b0);

When I compile it, however, I get the following message in the "output" tab:

ERROR: BiDirTest.vh2(40,4) : Unexpected token '!'. Expected '<=', or ':'
ERROR: BiDirTest.vh2(43,2) : Unexpected token 'Net_2'. Expected '<=', or ':'

Looking at the VH2 file, the offending lines are:

IF !(\component01_1:output_signal_out\) THEN
    Net_2 <=  ('0') ;
ELSE
    Net_2 <= 'Z';
END IF;

Any ideas?  Have I been unlucky enough to hit a compiler bug on my first project?  Or am I doing something wrong?

Opening a project that previously compiled in 2.2 in the new 3.0 release.

Clean and build project yeilds a bunch of errors, namely typedefs for uint8 etc. not found in cytypes.h.

device.h header file has an include for <project.h> where all of the other includes are called, including cytypes.

Right clicking on the #include <project.h> and selecting "Go To Implementation" gives the following cosole message:

"Unable to find implementation for . It may be in a library for which no source is available."

Thus it would appear that the new PSoC Creator 3.0 is not finding the include files as necessary.

I Just got my MiniProg3 and installed PSoC Programmer on my Win7 64bit computer. I have been using PSoC Creator and the CY8CKit-042 dev board which has been working fine. When I plug in the MiniProg I get a usb device not recognized error from windows and when I start PSoC Programmer or PSoC Creator the programmer doesn't show up. Any ideas how to get it to work?

 How would I make the connections to power a psoc 4 off of a battery pack and how many volts would I need (12 volts)?

The way the component creator is setup, it implies that every component needs 1) A Symbol and 2) An implementation.  It seems as if there are three possible implementation methods for a Symbol (Verilog, Schematic, or Datapath).

Is this accurate?

If so, how do I make a component mappable to one of the output pins (as seen in the in the cydwr file)'

without using a Schematic, but instead using Verilog.

Thanks,

-Ryan