Generator: FAILURE: Unexpected status of script:

[smachell]

This is the same error I encountered a little over a year ago with KDS 3.0. I never found a solution with your help. Since the project I was working on was new I started over in KDS 2.0 and everything was fine.

See this link: Description     Resource     Path     Location     Type Generator: FAILURE: Unexpected status of scr... 

Now I have another project in KDS 3.2 that is very far along and has thrown the same type error:

Generator: FAILURE: Unexpected status of script: Drivers\Common\CommonRegInitialization.prg, please contact Freescale support.

Once again it is the CPU component that has caused the  error:

I tried all the steps suggested last time. I also inserted another copy of the CPU Component from the library, configured it the same as the one in error, and then deleted the bad one. But after a re-compile, the error returned immediately.

So far it is not a show stopper. I just can't make any more changes to the CPU component. They get ignored and the CPU.C file does not update. This weekend I needed to enable the watchdog so I manually edited CPU.C and it worked fine.

Since this may be a PE issue is it worth getting Erich involved?

Thanks

[smachell]

Hi Alice,

I emailed it with attachment as a reply to the email your system sent me.

It is now attached to this reply as well.

Thanks

[BlackNight]

Hi Simon,

I checked your project and used it to track down where the problem is (took me some time and binary search to find out which component is causing that internal error (clearly a bug in Processor Expert).

alicewang‌ can you report to the engineering team?

The problem is caused in the Init_UART component, if different interrupt levels are used for TX/RX and Error interrupts as below:

If you assign the *same* priority for both settings, the problem goes away. I saw such a setting both for your RaspberryPi and XBee Uart.

I hope this helps,

Erich

[Alice_Yang]

Hello Erich and Simon,

Ok, i have already reported it to Processor Expert team .

The CQ number is 48969620 .Thanks Erich.

After i get the result , i will tell you .ASAP.

BR

Alice

[smachell]

Hi Erich,

I fixed the 2 UARTs. Maybe they should redo that component so that when you change 1 IRQ like the TX/RX it would also change the other. In my case the ERROR IRQ setting was hidden below the page.

But I now have another issue which I mentioned earlier. It may be an artifact of fixing the UART? In the Generated Code section CPU.C and CPU.H have disappeared and everything I have tried will not bring them back. I have attached an updated ZIP.

Thank you

[BlackNight]

Hi Simon,

because you have renamed the CPU component to KL25_CPU, the generated source files are KL25_CPU.c and KL25_CPU.h:

I hope this helps,

Erich

[smachell]

No you did not fix my problem. Please read the original post.

Some guy named Pablo jumped in and hijacked my thread.

I sent Alice a ZIP of my project and it is still in error.

Thanks

[Alice_Yang]

Hello Simon,

Sorry i have not received your project , where you send ?

BR

Alice

[harshpatel]

Hello Simon

I have generated and built your project without any error. Attached here with a image that indicates changes required to build your project successfully.

Let me know if any...

Regards, 

Harsh

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[pablokuziw]

Hi Harsh,

yes, this is the correct answer; I checked it and it works.

I found the same workaround yesterday before I read your email.

Thank you for your time and support.

Best regards,

Pablo Kuziw

[pablokuziw]

Hi again...

I think I encountered a workaround:

1) Clear all components (in my project, GPIOA, UART0 and UART2)

2) GENERATE CODE whitout any component; it´s working, don´t generate any error... !!!!

3) Insert GPIOA, then GENERATE CODE; it´s working again, don´t generate any error

4) Insert UART0, then GENERATE CODE; still no errors...

5) Finally insert UART2, then GENERATE CODE; no more errors...!!!

6) Initialize all devices (PORTS, UART0, UART2) and no errors after GENERATE CODE

What was wrong with the other issue? I arrived to the same result but without errors.

Well, I hope that this description helps with find the correct solution to the problem.

[Alice_Yang]

Hello Pablo,

How to create project  then it will error ?

I create one new project , then add two Init_UART component as your project,

then  click "Generate code" , then build the project ,it have no error .

While i run your project on my side ,  it really have error .

BR

Alice

[pablokuziw]

Hi Alice,

I found where is the bug:

the error appears when I change interrupt priority in UART0 or UART1 from 0 (highest) to 1 (this option is available within Common Tx/Rx interrupt).

If I leave interrupt priority in 0 level, then there is no errors after build all.

Thank you for your time and I ask a new question: It´s a bug of KDS or it´s not possible to change interrupt level in this proccessor?

Best regards,

Pablo Kuziw

[Alice_Yang]

Hello Simon,

Could you please share your project and settings , then i will chack it on my side .

BR

Alice

[smachell]

I've emailed the project ZIP.

Thanks

[pablokuziw]

Hi, I have the same issue with a project based on MKE02Z64VQH4 and KDS 3.2

The project uses UART0 and UART2 only and whitout another device initialized.

I attached a zip file whit the project.

Thanks for your help...!!!!