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PSoC Designer IDE Guide, Document # 001-42655 Rev *B 51
Chip-Level Editor
When the application is generated, code is produced for the Timer32_1 User Module. The interrupt
vector table is also altered with the addition of the call to the timer interrupt handler in boot.asm.
org 0 ;Reset Interrupt Vector
IF (TOOLCHAIN & HITECH)
; jmp __Start ;C compiler fills in this vector
ELSE
jmp __Start ;First instruction executed following a Reset
ENDIF
org 04h ;Supply Monitor Interrupt Vector
halt ;Stop execution if power falls too low
org 08h ;Analog Column 0 Interrupt Vector
// call void_handler
reti
org 0Ch ;Analog Column 1 Interrupt Vector
// call void_handler
reti
org 10h ;Analog Column 2 Interrupt Vector
// call void_handler
reti
org 14h ;Analog Column 3 Interrupt Vector
// call void_handler
reti
org 18h ;VC3 Interrupt Vector
// call void_handler
reti
org 1Ch ;GPIO Interrupt Vector
// call void_handler
reti
org 20h ;PSoC Block DBB00 Interrupt Vector
// call void_handler
reti
Table 2-2 shows how boot.asm vector names map to fixed, analog column, and PSoC block (config-
urable) interrupts. Not all of these are shown in the code example.
Table 2-2. boot.asm Interrupt Names
Address Data Sheet Interrupt Name Type
00h Reset Fixed
04h Supply Monitor Fixed
08h Analog Column 0 Analog Column
0Ch Analog Column 1 Analog Column
10h Analog Column 2 Analog Column
14h Analog Column 3 Analog Column
18h VC3 Fixed
- IDE Guide 1
- Copyrights 2
- Contents 3
- 3. System-Level Editor 59 4
- 4. Code Editor 87 4
- 5. Assembler 95 5
- 6. Build Manager 103 5
- 7. Debugger 109 5
- 8. Flash Protection 133 6
- 1. Introduction 7
- 1.1 Application Overview 8
- 1.1.2 System-Level Editor 9
- 1.1.3 Code Editor 9
- 1.1.4 Build Manager 10
- 1.1.5 Board Monitor 10
- 1.2 Chapter Overviews 11
- 1.3 Support 12
- 1.4 Conventions 12
- 1.4.1 Acronyms 13
- 1.5 References 14
- 1.6 Revision History 14
- 2. Chip-Level Editor 15
- Chip-Level Editor 16
- 2.2 Create a Project 17
- 2.3 Placing User Modules 19
- 2.3.1 Rotating a Placement 21
- 2.3.3 Global Resources 22
- 2.4 Project Backup Folder 27
- 2.5 Specifying Interconnects 27
- 2.5.1 Connecting User Modules 28
- 2.6 Specifying the Pinout 37
- 2.6.2 Port Drive Modes 42
- 2.6.3 Port Interrupts 43
- 2.7 Tracking Device Space 44
- 2.8 Design Rule Checker 45
- Timer8_1.inc 47
- Timer8_1.h 47
- Timer8_1.asm 47
- Timer8_1INT.asm 47
- 2.12 APIs and ISRs 48
- 2.12.1 Working with ISRs 49
- 2.13 Dynamic Reconfiguration 52
- 2.13.4.1 Global Parameters 54
- 2.13.4.2 Port Pin Settings 54
- 2.13.4.3 Code Editor 55
- 2.13.4.4 Code Generation 55
- 2.13.4.5 PSoCDynamic Files 57
- 2.13.4.7 IO Register Labels 57
- 2.13.4.8 Limitations 57
- UnloadConfig routine 58
- 3. System-Level Editor 59
- System-Level Editor 60
- 3.2 Create a New Project 61
- 3.2.2 Use Pop Up Menus 62
- 3.2.3 Use Navigation Tools 63
- 3.2.4 Use the Design Toolbar 63
- 3.3 Simulating Your Design 64
- 3.4 Drivers 65
- 3.5 Valuators 66
- 3.6 Transfer Functions 67
- 3.6.1.4 PriorityEncoder 68
- 3.6.1.5 StatusEncoder 68
- 3.6.1.6 TableLookup 68
- 3.6.1.7 LiteralCode 68
- 3.8 Selecting a Configuration 70
- 3.9 Assigning Pins 71
- 3.10 Generating Output 72
- 3.11.1 Preparing Your Design 73
- 3.13 Monitoring Your Design 79
- 3.14 Tuning Your Design 82
- 4. Code Editor 87
- 4.1.2 Project File System 89
- 4.1.3 boot.asm 90
- 4.1.4 main.asm/main.c 90
- 4.1.5 PSoCConfig.asm 90
- Code Editor 91
- 4.2 Working in Code Editor 92
- 4.2.2 Adding New Files 93
- 4.2.3 Adding Existing Files 93
- 4.2.4 Removing Files 93
- 4.2.5 Searching Files 94
- 5. Assembler 95
- 5.2.1 Address Spaces 96
- 5.2.2 Instruction Format 96
- 5.2.3 Addressing Modes 96
- 5.3 Assembly File Syntax 97
- 5.4 List File Format 97
- 5.5 Assembler Directives 98
- 5.6 Instruction Set 99
- and undeclared 100
- Assembler 101
- 6. Build Manager 103
- 6.2 C Compiler 104
- 6.3 Linker 105
- Build Manager 106
- 6.4 Librarian 107
- 7. Debugger 109
- Debugger 110
- 7.2 Menu Options 111
- 7.3 Connecting to the ICE 112
- 7.4 Downloading to the Pod 113
- 7.5 Debug Strategies 114
- 7.5.1 Trace 115
- 7.5.2 Break Points 116
- 7.5.3 CPU and Register Views 117
- 7.5.4 Watch Variables 118
- 7.5.5 Dynamic Event Points 119
- 7.5.5.2 Typical Event Uses 120
- 7.5.5.3 Event Examples 121
- Find Memory Write 121
- Stack Overflow 121
- 7.5.6 End Point Data 123
- C Debugger 124
- 7.6.4 Debug Strategies for I 125
- 7.6.5 Break Points 125
- 7.6.6 Watch Variables 126
- 7.7 Programming the Part 130
- 8. Flash Protection 133
- 8.2 About flashsecurity.txt 134
- 8.3 FPMP File Errors 135
- Flash Protection 136
- Appendix A. Troubleshooting 137
- A.4 ICE Configuration 139
- A.6 I2C Hot Swapping 140
- A.8 Trace Issues 140
- A.9 Using an External USB Hub 141
- A.10 POD Detection Problem 141
- A.11 Project Cloning Warnings 142
- A.12 AreaName Not Defined 142
- Appendix B. Build Process 145
- B.2 Make Process 146
- B.2.3.2 project.mk 147
- B.3.1 ImageCraft License key 150
- B.4 Examples 151
- B.4.4 Change Link Order 152
- Glossary 153
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