2.13.2 Deleting Configurations. Cypress Semiconductor CY8C24423

Chip-Level Editor

1. Right click the Loadable Configuration folder in the Workspace Explorer and select New Load-

able Configuration.

Figure 2-43. Add a New Loadable Configuration

2. You see a new folder with a default name of Configx where x is the number of alternate configurations.

Select the configuration folders to switch from one configuration to the other.

There is always at least one folder with the project name when a project is created. This folder represents the base configuration. The base configuration has special characteristics. You cannot delete the base configuration. The new configuration, by default, has global settings and pin settings identical to the base configuration. Additional configuration folders appear in alphabetical order from left to right, beginning after the base configuration tab.

3. To change the name right-click the folder and select Rename. The new name appears on the folder.

NOTE: One requirement for Dynamic Reconfiguration is that user module instance names must be unique across all configurations. This requirement eliminates confusion in code generation.

Otherwise, all other icon and menu-item functions are identical to projects that do not employ additional configurations.

4. Proceed with the configuration process (i.e., selecting and placing user modules, setting up parameters, and specifying pinout).

2.13.2

Deleting Configurations

To delete a loadable configuration from your PSoC project:

1. Right click on the loadable configuration and select Delete.

2. You are asked to confirm the deletion. Click OK.

Once you delete a configuration, all associated source files are removed from the project (if application files were generated).

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