Hi everyone & apologies if this is a dumb question...
Is it possible for the pin/signal name defined in the pin_mux component to appear as a #define in the generated pin_mux.h file?
e.g. I have PTA0 with User Pin/Signal Name "RESETM_H". After generating the Processor Expert code, pin_mux.h contains the following comments
/* ###################################################################
** This component module is generated by Processor Expert. Do not modify it.
** Filename : pin_mux.h
** Project : my_project
** Processor : S32K144_100
** Component : PinSettings
** Version : Component 1.2.0, Driver 1.4, CPU db: 3.00.000
** Repository : SDK_S32K14x_09
** Compiler : GNU C Compiler
** Date/Time : 2018-06-28, 10:56, # CodeGen: 51
** Abstract :
**
** Settings :
** Peripheral Type GPIO :
** Custom name : PTA
** PTA :
** Pin 0 : RESETM_H
** Direction : Output
*/
However, there are no #defines to identify PTA0 as "RESETM_H". Do I really have to define the port and pin for each GPIO manually???
Thanks in advance
--Martin
S32 Design Studio version 2018.R1, build ID 180504
S32K144 using S32K14x EAR SDK v0.8.6.
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Hi Martin,
it is strange - but it looks like that you really need to define custom names by yourself. In my opinion in this case the custom name is unusable in this way. I'll discuss it with SDK team and rise Feature add/or bug ticket. Thank you for report.
Jiri
Hi,
Any update on this issue?
Ruud
Hi,
Based on JIRA ticket - the Issue is already resolved. Will be added probably in next SDK release.
Jiri
Hi Martin,
it is strange - but it looks like that you really need to define custom names by yourself. In my opinion in this case the custom name is unusable in this way. I'll discuss it with SDK team and rise Feature add/or bug ticket. Thank you for report.
Jiri