CY_CFG_UNUSED
static void CyClockStartupError(uint8 errorCode)
{
    /* To remove the compiler warning if errorCode not used.                */
    errorCode = errorCode;

    /* If we have a clock startup error (bad MHz crystal, PLL lock, etc.),  */
    /* we will end up here to allow the customer to implement something to  */
    /* deal with the clock condition.                                       */

#ifdef CY_CFG_CLOCK_STARTUP_ERROR_CALLBACK
	CY_CFG_Clock_Startup_ErrorCallback();
#else
	/*  If not using CY_CFG_CLOCK_STARTUP_ERROR_CALLBACK, place your clock startup code here. */
    /* `#START CyClockStartupError` */

    /* If we have a clock startup error (bad MHz crystal, PLL lock, etc.),  */
    /* we will end up here to allow the customer to implement something to  */
    /* deal with the clock condition.                                       */

    /* `#END` */

    /* If nothing else, stop here since the clocks have not started         */
    /* correctly.                                                           */
    while(1) {}
#endif /* CY_CFG_CLOCK_STARTUP_ERROR_CALLBACK */ 
}
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CY_CFG_UNUSED
static void CyClockStartupError(uint8 errorCode)
{
    /* To remove the compiler warning if errorCode not used.                */
    errorCode = errorCode;

    /* If we have a clock startup error (bad MHz crystal, PLL lock, etc.),  */
    /* we will end up here to allow the customer to implement something to  */
    /* deal with the clock condition.                                       */

#ifdef CY_CFG_CLOCK_STARTUP_ERROR_CALLBACK
    CY_CFG_Clock_Startup_ErrorCallback();
#else
    while(1) {}
#endif /* CY_CFG_CLOCK_STARTUP_ERROR_CALLBACK */
}