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 The following piece of code give the error:

.\usb_uart.c:210:3: warning: array subscript has type 'char' [-Wchar-subscripts] at the line marked with "****", but as far as I can see the array subscript is int, not char.

 int i,len;  uint16 c,d;  uint32 ip,u32;  char r,s;  char *pC = 0;  //MSG_BUF *pMB;     // convert entire buffer to UCASE  for(i=0; i<usbRxPos; i++)  {  usbCmdBuffer = toupper(usbCmdBuffer); // ****  }   

 I hope this is the best place to do this, if there is a better less-public place to report bugs please do let me know!

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In Creator 3.0 if you are using the Code Explorer, and you collapse all the branches, and open only the ones you need, such as 'Functions', then switch to another tab, and back again, all of the branches are expanded and you have to spend time collapsing them back down to what you need again. It's distracting and wastes time.

Hope this is helpful.

-Kenny

Hi,

I would like to know if it's possible to create applications for the PSoC without using PSoC Creator's IDE. Is it possible to create a textual representation of my schematic, etc., and then build the firmware from the command line, without using the IDE at all?

The reason I ask is that I would like to experiment with automatically generated schematics. I would write a python script which will generate the schematic and source code automatically, then compile it and program it into the PSoC without needing any assistance from me. It will generate dozens of different schematics, and I would like it to work completely automatically.

Is this possible? If so, is there a document explaining how to do this, and the format of the files I need to generate?

Many thanks

Hugo Elias

With the time-saving functions "Go To Definition" and "Go To Implementation" which I really appreciate for larger projects I miss something like a "Back" button that brings me back to the location from where I issued one of the above commands. Preferrably more than 1 level back, 10 will be quite sufficent.

Bob

I have tried all over google but I cannot seem to find the project that this application note

http://www.cypress.com/?docID=33528

is talking about?

I am assuming it is an example project and when it opens this is the documentation that comes up but where is the actual software?

Sorry if this is not the right section..