HI!
I'm reading source code written by a former staff, and I found this:
adi_int_InstallHandler(31,SPORTSRxHandler,NULL,true)
I check the hardware mannual, and I only got this:
I dont know how the DMA occurs and how this function works,where is the interrupt source.
Thanks
Hi,1) Regarding, "I don't know how the DMA occurs and how this function works, where is the interrupt source.">> Please refer the Chapter-19, "DMA Channel Programming Model" for DMA operation…
Hi,1) Regarding, "I don't know how the DMA occurs and how this function works, where is the interrupt source.">> Please refer the Chapter-19, "DMA Channel Programming Model" for DMA operation from below link>> www.analog.com/.../BF70x_BlackfinProcessorHardwareReference.pdf2) The below API can be used to install an interrupt handler for a given processor interrupt.ADI_INT_STATUS adi_int_InstallHandler (uint32_t iid, ADI_INT_HANDLER_PTR pfHandler, void * pCBParam,bool bEnable ) It is a valid API for system interrupts, core interrupts, NMI, and hardware exceptions. The API takes the following arguments:•iid - Interrupt ID. For system interrupts this is the system interrupt ID (also referred to as peripheral interrupt ID in the Hardware Reference manuals). This is a unique number to identify a particular interrupt. Refer to the Hardware Reference manual for your processor to find the number for a specific interrupt. •pfHandler - Handler which handles the interrupt. This handler will be called when the interrupt occurs.•pCBParam - Application-provided callback parameter, which is passed back when the given handler is called.•bEnable - Flag, which indicates whether to enable or disable the given interrupt, after the interrupt handler installation. The interrupt can be disabled during the installation and enabled later by calling adi_int_EnableInt().This argument should be set to: ◦true to enable the interrupt◦false to disable the interruptRegards,Anand Selvaraj.
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