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MCXA153 Pins Tool removes pin_mux files

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tkubincova
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hello,

I was working with the Pins Config Tool for MCXA153 chip and stumbled upon the following bug:

when I change the value of GPIO initial state, suddenly the Update Code button deletes both pin_mux files (.c and .h), as below:

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at the same time, this error appears in the code preview panel:

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changing back the value of initial state has no effect and the error persists and the pin_mux files are not generated at all (after they are deleted during Update Code).

Regards

Tereza Kubincova

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Jan_Kucera
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hello @tkubincova,

we have found an issue in the Pins tool data for MCXA153 causing this behavior for specific GPIO signals configuration. Sorry for the inconvenience.

We have created patch for MCXA142, MCXA143, MCXA152 and MCXA153 parts.

 

Patch installation instruction

Note: Applies both for MCUXpresso IDE v11.9.x and MCUXpresso Configuration Tools v15

  1. a) Go to File > Import > MCUXpresso Config Tools > Import Processor Data
  2. b) Browse to the patch *.zip file
  3. c) Select processor(s) to be imported
  4. d) Finish the import

 

Best Regards

Jan Kucera

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Jan_Kucera
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hello @tkubincova,

we have found an issue in the Pins tool data for MCXA153 causing this behavior for specific GPIO signals configuration. Sorry for the inconvenience.

We have created patch for MCXA142, MCXA143, MCXA152 and MCXA153 parts.

 

Patch installation instruction

Note: Applies both for MCUXpresso IDE v11.9.x and MCUXpresso Configuration Tools v15

  1. a) Go to File > Import > MCUXpresso Config Tools > Import Processor Data
  2. b) Browse to the patch *.zip file
  3. c) Select processor(s) to be imported
  4. d) Finish the import

 

Best Regards

Jan Kucera

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EdwinHz
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hi @tkubincova,

Could you please share the release versions you are using for the IDE and SDK?

I tried replicating your issue by initializing P0_0 as an Output, updating code, and then going back and changing the GPIO initial state. This resulted in the expected behavior for the pin_mux.c file for me, and the code updated successfully without the files getting deleted. Did you see this issue for a specific GPIO? What was the setup you used?

Any extra information that can allow me to replicate this issue would be great to report this issue to the internal ConfigTools team.

Thanks!

BR,
Edwin.

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tkubincova
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hello,

I attached the .mex file that lead to this issue. I am using MCUXpresso IDE v11.9.0  and MCXA SDK v2.14.2

 

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