USB-PD: CubeMX missing code for SRC PDOs

[DDeba.1]

Hi, 

I am using the STM32ubeMX v6.14.0 to generate a USB-PD DRP following the link below:

https://wiki.stmicroelectronics.cn/stm32mcu/wiki/STM32StepByStep:Getting_started_with_USB-Power_Delivery_Dual_Role

I noticed that when I set the CubeMX to have more than 1 PDO, say 7, the macros USBPD_MAX_NB_PDO and PORT0_NB_SOURCEPDO are correctly set to 7 but the USBPD_NbPDO[1] has a value of 1 and I see that only the first element of the PORT0_PDO_ListSRC array is populated. Moreover, I also noticed that the USBPD_PWR_IF_SetProfile function is fixed to get only the first PDO due to explicitly choosing PORT0_PDO_ListSRC[0]. 

Is this an issue in the cubeMX code generation? Also, I couldn't find anywhere where the PORT0_PDO_ListSRC (and the same way, PORT0_PDO_ListSNK) are iniitialized as in the usbpd_pdo_defs.h file, the externs are enabled and the initialization code is disabled through the #ifndef __USBPD_PWR_IF_C instruction. 

NB. Attached is the ioc file

[FBL]

Hi @DDeba.1 

>first element of the PORT0_PDO_ListSRC array is populated.

I'm not sure I get your point, checking usbpd_pdo_defs.h, I can find all PORT0_PDO_ListSNK and PORT0_PDO_ListSRC after configuring them in PDO source port0 in CubeMX.

[DDeba.1]

Hi @FBL, 

This might be an issue related to the same post in here:

https://community.st.com/t5/stm32-mcus-embedded-software/issue-with-macros-after-generating-code-using-stm32cubemx/m-p/790419#M61953

When I define the PDOs in the CubeMX, the PORT0_PDO_ListSNK and PORT0_PDO_ListSRC are present in the usbpd_pdo_defs.h but are disabled through the #ifndef __USBPD_PWR_IF_C as you can see in the image below (even though __USBPD_PWR_IF_C is defined in usbpd_pwr_if.c). 

[FBL]

Hi  @DDeba.1 

It is more likely some user implementation is missing while setting the required power profile:

Adding the following in usbpd_pwr_if.c private variables fixed the issue on my end.

extern USBPD_HandleTypeDef DPM_Ports[USBPD_PORT_COUNT];

Some examples using usb for data communication simply use it in usbpd_usb_if.c to start USB device and host stack. So, I'd rather say it depends on user implementation.