korken89
commented
4 years ago Hi, the problem is that a new group has been added that is called other and adding the new pin to power_names caused it to be sorted into the correct block.
Adding "other" to the list of non-pin groups fixes the issue (line 104):
def group_pins(pins):
"""Groups pins together per their port name and functions. Returns a
dictionary of {'port': [pin]}."""
ports = defaultdict(list)
power_names = ["VDD", "VSS", "VCAP", "VBAT", "VREF", "V12PHYHS"]
config_names = ["RCC_OSC", "NRST", "PDR", "SWCLK", "SWDIO", "BOOT"]
for pin in pins:
number, name, ptype = pin
if any(pn in name for pn in power_names):
ports["power"].append(pin)
elif any(pn in name for pn in config_names):
ports["config"].append(pin)
else:
m = parse_portpin(name)
if m:
port_name, port_number = m
ports[port_name].append(pin)
else:
ports["other"].append(pin)
# sort pins
for port in ports:
# config and power gates are sorted according to their function name
if port in ["config", "power", "other"]:
ports[port] = sorted(ports[port], key=itemgetter(1))
# IO ports are sorted according to port number
else:
ports[port] = sorted(ports[port], key=lambda p: parse_portpin(p[1])[1])
return ports
xesscorp
Hi, it seems there has been a regression/new format for stm32cube, when running now one gets the following error:
With the following CSV: