PSoC™ Creator & Designer Forum Discussions

 Hi all

Im making simple OneShot module component. Working fine but please help me with bit wide implementation.

Attached file is 4bit version please help me make nbit  (1..8) version.

Many thanks help 

Kamil

P.S. sorry my bad english

 I really like Creator. I am a big fan of it and use it daily. It is a very good quality product in my humble opinion.

However the developer teams have concentrated on core functionality, so some features that we are used to in other products like Netbeans, Eclipse or Visual Studio are not presently available. I'm sure they'll come in time. 

Some of the features I would like to have available are things like:

    
• Code Browser (methods and members)
    
• Refactoring
    
• 'Find All references' for members and methods.
    
• 'Jump to Declaration' for members, methods and #DEFINEs
    
• etc
   

Add in to the mix, the fact that my main workspace just now contains a bootloadable project and a bootloader. In this case, this intrduces a bug where Creator contantly re-reads the bootloader.hex file from disc, continously, over and over again. This cuases a bit of cludgyness when editing, with the cursor occasionally being slow or jumpy, and an overall sluggishness. This is on an 8-core Intel machine too.

So anyway, I happen also to have Visual Studio 2010 installed, so here's what I did to make a nice smooth editing environment.

I created a new 'empty' project in VS2010 and imported all the .c and .h files from my Creator workspace. I did NOT select the option to 'copy' them to the VS Project directory - thus they are edited 'in place' rather than being copied. I open the project in Creator and the VS2010 project at the same time, and close all the files in Creator.

Visual Studio does a good job of analyzing all the files and finding all the references, and does a great job of syntax highlighting, code folding etc. All the features like refactoring, finding references, jumping to definitions etc etc all work really well. 

When I'm done editing and need to build the project I just ALT-TAB back to Creator and hit the build button. Creator automatically picks up all the changes without complaint and builds perfectly. Of course if there are any errors in the code, creator tells you which file and line and you can quickly locate the same line in the VS2010 project. Of course you cannot build or debug from withing VS2010 - but it makes a great editor and it's only an ALT-TAB away from all the debugging and build options you need inside creator.

Hope this helps.

Why do neither of these oscillate ?

Regards, Dana.

 I saw SPI Master, SPI Slave, EZI2C Slave components; however, I could not find I2C master.   Has any one created one for reading multiple I2C slave devices, such as I2C EEPROM, I2C Temp Sensor, etc.

 hi to all,

i have downloaded designer 5.3 and installed . but unable to open the program. here i am uploading  a snapshot.

please help in this regard.

Regards

PRP

In the Signal Pin Table a column for InitialValue should be added.

Regards, Dana.

Since the blog posting stating that is visible but on the homepage, but the link doesn't work: PSoC Creator 2.2 can be downloaded here. It fixes some bugs, has some new features, but especially comes with 10 new components (mostly smaller, but nonetheless usefull ones).

That is a really nice one: in the way of creating a new component I suddenly can see that the timer component behaves unusually. Normally when a clock is given in the configuration dialog the expected period is calculated and shown.

When I place my component (which contains a timer as well) on the sheet this doesn't work and an unknown clock source is reported instead.

To verify this, open the attached project, see that no period is calculated for the timer, cut out the Keypad component, verify that the timer now shows a calculated period, paste the component........... and so on.

Oh, and another typo: when hovering with the mouse in the schematic view over the "T" for a the text-tool the hint talks about annotation component  and asks me to click on the text (instead on the button). A bit off.

Happy correcting

Bob

 I am using the Creator 2.2 and target for PSoC5LP.  

When commented out sscanf() function, the compiler stated Flash used: 30440 of 262144 byte (11.6%);

with sscanf() in use, the Flash used is: 46022 (17.6%); an increase of 6%.

Is this correct?

Also, with sccanf() in use, the compiler has the following Warning:

 _IO functions "_close' used.

                        "_lseek' used

                       "_read" used

                     "_write" used.

Any concerns here?