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PSoC Designer IDE Guide, Document # 001-42655 Rev *B 139
A.3 Troubleshooting the Debugger
Problem: User cannot connect to a pod.
Solution: There are a few possible issues that may cause this problem. One way to begin
the solution process is to create a decision tree that lists the issue and presents
potential causes.
Problem: While debugging, you see the message “Invalid Memory Reference.”
Solution: Similar to previous solution.
Problem: User cannot connect to ICE.
Solution: Similar to the previous solution.
A.4 ICE Configuration
Problem: It is possible to incorrectly configure the ICE for use with a POD in PSoC
Designer, even though the settings appear to be correct in a certain location.
Solution: There are two places in PSoC designer to adjust Programmer/Emulator settings:
Go into Tools > Options > Debugger tab and uncheck Use default ICE connection
for all projects.
Go into Project > Settings > Debugger tab, select the ICE from the pull down
menu, Select OK for ICE to power pod and in Power supply voltage, select 3.3v.
A.5 Incorrect Code Compilation
Problem: Code does not compile correctly after “*** Warning: File has modification time in
the future” is received.
The application is built and a warning: “*** Warning: File has modification time in
the future” is generated at compile time. Any code changes are not updated in the
final build and not executed at run time.
Cause The compiler checks to see if the source file is newer than the output file before
regenerating the output file. If the output file is sent to you from a time zone that is
several hours ahead, then the output file is newer than the source file that you just
modified. Therefore, the source file is not compiled.
Solution: Use the “rebuild all” function to delete all of the output files and regenerate them
using the existing code.