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I started a small project and observed a strange behavior when assigning GPIO pins , some get assigned and some don't. I don't get any errors , only a warning "no exact pin location assignment" , I've tried everything from assigning all the GPIO pins to none, the rest of them are assigned the right way, only the GPIO pins have a strange behavior.
I attached some screen-shots hoping someone has a solution to this.Link Copied
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It would be helpful to expand that message to see which 3 locations the tool thinks are not assigned.
You can also check in the Pin Planner. It's a lot easier to verify I/O assignments there than in the Assignment Editor.- Mark as New
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Critical Warning (169085): No exact pin location assignment(s) for 3 pins of 21 total pins
Info (169086): Pin GPIO_11 not assigned to an exact location on the device Info (169086): Pin GPIO_10 not assigned to an exact location on the device Info (169086): Pin GPIO_12 not assigned to an exact location on the device The rest of the pins that are not related to GPIO where assigned.- Mark as New
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After analyzing the pin planner and the assignment list I realized that the software was trying to solve a naming scheme related issue automatically thus creating 2 entries for each pin and then placing the pins chaotically or not placing them at all, the solution was to change the names for all the pins in the assignment editor.
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