| CY8CKIT-062S2-43012 BSP

ModusToolbox™ Board Support Package (BSP) Overview

# Introduction

A Board Support Package (BSP) provides a standard interface to a board's features and capabilities. The API is consistent across PSoC™ kits. Other software (such as middleware or the user's application) can use the BSP to configure and control the hardware. BSPs have the following characteristics:

- BSPs initialize device resources, such as clocks and power supplies to set up the device to run firmware.
- BSPs contain linker scripts and startup code so you can customize them for your board.
- BSPs contain the hardware configuration (structures and macros) for both device peripherals and board peripherals.
- BSPs provide abstraction to the board by providing common aliases or names to refer to the board peripherals, such as buttons and LEDs.
- BSPs include the libraries for the default capabilities on the board. For example, the BSP for a kit with CAPSENSE™ capabilities includes the CAPSENSE™ library.

For a complete description of what the BSP provides and how it is used within ModusToolbox™, see the ModusToolbox™ User Guide

# Quick Start with BSPs

This section provides a high-level view for using BSPs. You should be familiar with creating an application using both the ModusToolbox™ IDE and command-line environments. To use a BSP for a kit you need to perform the following steps:

1. Get a BSP using one of the following methods:
   - Create an application with the Project Creation tool included with the ModusToolbox™ software installer (< ModusToolbox™ install>/tools_2.x/project-creator). This tool can also be launched from the Eclipse IDE for ModusToolbox™. The tool fetches the BSP for the kit that you selected, and places it in the libs directory.
   - In an existing application, use the Library Manager tool to fetch the required BSP. This tool is located in < ModusToolbox™ install >/tools_2.x/library-manager. You can also launch it from within the ModusToolbox™ IDE.
   - In an existing application, create a .lib file specifying the BSP and version (commit, tag, or branch). Then run `make getlibs` to fetch the BSP and any associated libraries. The .lib file typically goes in the deps directory.
   - In an existing application, clone the BSP GitHub repository using the git clone command. For example: `git clone [https://github.com/infineon/TARGET_CY8CPROTO-062-4343W/#latest-v1.X]` A BSP includes other libraries. To fetch all the libraries, use the `make getlibs` command from a command shell in the top directory of the application.
2. Add #`include "cybsp.h"` to your main.c file.
3. Add `cybsp_init()` at the start of `main()`.
4. Refer to the API documentation available inside that BSP docs directory to learn more.

# References

- ModusToolbox™
- ModusToolbox™ User Guide
- Cypress Semiconductor, an Infineon Technologies Company
- Infineon GitHub