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I'd like to know if there is a way to manage multiple hardware targets in PSoC Creator?
i.e. without having to duplicate the full project, I'd like to:
1) re-use the same code & schematic but have different pin-mapping configs.
2) build for multiple target-cpu's (within the same psoc-family), preferably using the same binary.
example: I'd like to run the same code on both the main 5LP on a CY8KIT-059 & the KitProg CPU. Since they are slightly different, the boot-loader will not accept this. So I'd like to know if there is a way around the explicit cpu-definition in the bootloader component.
Thanks David
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AFAIK none of this is possible. Especially the latter: since all of the internal hardware routing heavily depends on the actual MCU, you cannot easily use the same binary for different hardware.
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Ping team Cypress,
any ways to do this? I believe the actual contents of a 128KB vs 256KB .hex is really 1:1 for the same cpu.
would be fantastic if we could get support for:
- bootloader supports multiple bootloatable targets (within the same cpu family)
- there is a way to have multiple build-targets to generate "-L478 -L489" hex files from within the same project
best david