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Introduction

1.1.6 Debugger

The debugger has multiple windows that allow you to interact with and observe the code execution

on the target PSoC device. The debugger is tightly integrated with the rest of the IDE, and there is no

separate debugger view. Instead, there are a number of different windows that you can use to moni-

tor the status of various parts of your target board while debugging, including the following:

 Break Points

 Memory

 Watch Variables

 Events

 Trace

 Output

1.1.7 Getting Help

The Help menu contains several different options for obtaining more information about how to use

PSoC Designer. The Help -> Help Topics window contains information about how PSoC Designer

works. For additional information, the Help -> Documentation selection opens a window showing all

of the PDF documentation available with PSoC Designer, including this IDE Guide.

When you first launch PSoC Designer, the Start Page opens in the main application window. This

start page contains panes that help you get started quickly using PSoC Designer.

 Recent Projects allows you to open any previous saved project, create a new project, or browse

to find projects that are not displayed in Recent Projects.

 Express Design Catalog allows you to choose among numerous preconfigured PSoC Designer

designs. These are fully functioning PSoC Designer designs, many of which can be built and pro-

grammed on Cypress Evaluation Boards and Kits to give you full functioned examples.

 PSoC Shortcuts provides a shortcuts to PSoC resources that you may find helpful.

1.2 Chapter Overviews

This table briefly describes the contents of each chapter in this guide.

Table 1-1. Chapter Overviews

Chapter Description

Introduction Describes the purpose of this guide, provides an application overview and

descriptions of each chapter, supplies product support and upgrade infor-

mation, and lists documentation conventions and references for more infor-

mation.

Chip-Level Editor Describes the chip-level editor that allows you to work directly with the

resources available on a PSoC device, select and configure user modules,

and route inputs, outputs, and other resources to and from them.

System-Level Editor Describes the system-level editor that allows you to create projects for

PSoC devices at an abstracted system level, where you to select and con-

figure various design elements, such as inputs, outputs, valuators, and

interfaces.

Code Editor In this chapter you learn how to create the project code.

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