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Does anyone have the problem? I just upgraded PSOC Creator from 4.3 to 4.4. My workspace/projects are on a network drive (mapped to my W: drive). It was fine in 4.3 to open the projects. However, I could not find any mapped drive in 4.4's file open dialog. How to solve the issue? Thanks in advance.

Following the directions for using the math.h library, (using PSoC 4200DS) and adding #include <math.h> to the "main.c" file and the project "generated source" project name .c , I go through the clean and build; the #include <math.h> header disapears and get the error message "incompatible implicit declaration of built-in function 'pow',

and implicit declaration of function 'pow' [-Wimplicit-function-declaration],

does anyone have an answer?

Kind regards

I have a very simple project - just with an UART.

On one PC (PC1) it builds nice and easily - within a few seconds.

On another PC (PC2) it takes 8000sec ! and fails.

Both PC's has PSoC Creator 4.3 installed, running Windows 10.

if i use the UART (SCB mode) [v4.0] it builds nicely on both PC's

I have also tested SPI Master [v2.50] on PC2 - It took 1hour, but ended successfully...

Attached is the Project from the both PC's.

Please help fixing the poor performing PC.

Left - PC1 Successful,     Right PC2 Failing

I create anonymous union :

typedef union {

    uint32_t  i;

    struct {

        uint16_t b0;

        uint16_t b1;

    }z;

} ITB;

ITB a;

//error

ITB.Val16 = 23;

I can't assign a value to a variable.

Hi,

I'm using PSoC Creator 4.3.   Is there a way to select a "default" debug target so that I do not have to select it every time I start a debug session?  I thought it used to support that but now I cannot seem to avoid going through that dialog every time, even though I always select the same target.

Thanks!

Hi all,

I'm working on trying a create multi-protocol (UART and USB HID) bootloader host application in C#, using .NET Core 3.1/WPF.  I'm hitting a roadblock where attempting to call CyBtldr_Program() always results in an AccessViolationException being thrown.

After some digging, the exception is thrown inside CyBtldr_StartBootloadOperation at the line:

err = g_comm->OpenConnection();

Looks like possibly an issue with the communication functions not getting passed through/referenced properly?  I'm not much of an application developer, so if it's something obvious I'm probably missing it.

I've attached the entire VS2019 solution that includes both the application as well as the CyBootloaderUtils project.  The application itself is a bit messy and incomplete.  The HID USB loader has not been tested at all yet.  I am running into this issue attempting to load via serial port interface.  CyBootloaderUtils is being built from the source code included in PSoC Creator 4.3.

I have also included the Creator 4.3 workspace targeting the PSoC5LP onboard a CY8CKIT-050 that I am using to test the bootloader.

Might anyone have an idea as to what's going on here?

Hi!

Has this issue been fixed in PSoC Creator 4.4?

PSoC Creator on build server: override user folders

I don't see anything about it in the release notes.

Kind regards, Enpa

Hi,

New to the community, hopefully I'm asking this in the right place. I have a CY8CKIT-042-BLE-A that I bought on digikey and I am trying to download the kit example for PSoC Creator from this page:

https://www.cypress.com/documentation/development-kitsboards/cy8ckit-042-ble-bluetooth-low-energy-42-compliant-pioneer-k…

However the download is locked, even if I log into an account, etc. What do I need to do to be able to download this file?

Thank you!

Alex