hi team
we are porting from ADSP21161 SHARC to ADSP-21583 SHARC + processor.
the SHARC+ processor ADSP 21583 does not have external interrupts. it has one single SECI for addressing all the interrupt sources.
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i have an external hardware interrupt from GPIO port D and then after 4 external interrupts i need to get 1 software interrupt.
I have programmed it untill Figure 14-5 GPIO programming model from HRM
but do not get where to do the steps highlighted in GPIO programming from point B in below flow chart.
as i could not find what the function __dispatcher_SEC (db) is doing. i have made a custom entry in the app.ivt and called _KHz30Int(DB) , the file is attached here
could i get a sample code for SECI even triggering , registering and ISR example for external hardware and software interrupts ?
import "asm_sprt.h"; .import "hwInt_Core1.h"; .global _KHz30Int; .type _smcTest,STT_FUNC; .section/pm seg_pmco; _KHz30Int: entry: //1. Write to the SEC_GCTL register to enable the SEC. r0= 0x00000000; dm(SEC0_GCTL) = r0; //2. Write to the appropriate SCI SEC_CCTL[n] register to enable SEC interrupts to be sent to that core.(P-7-25 ) /* LOCK | NMIEN | WFI | RESET | EN ---- | - | ----| - | --- 31 | 16 | 12 | 1 | 0 */ r0=0x00010001; dm(SEC0_CCTL1)= r0; //3. Write to the appropriate SSI SEC_SCTL[n] register to enable that peripheral as an interrupt source and to //set the core target field to map the source to the desired SCI. r0=0x00010001; dm(SEC0_SCTL40)= r0; //Core/SEC Handshaking Requirements to Ensure Proper Interrupt Handling //Interrupt handling within an individual core requires specific handshaking with the SEC to ensure //that nested interrupts are properly tracked and that new peripheral interrupts being raised within the SEC //are either passed immediately to the core or held off and queued within the SEC for later servicing. Inside the SEC ISR, the following steps //are required: //Use this procedure to write a custom dispatcher inside the Interrupt Service Routine. Note that the core needs to //read the SEC_CSID[n] register and acknowledge it by writing the same value. It should also write to the //SEC_END register after the ISR execution completes. //1. Read the SEC_CSID[n] register to obtain the source ID of the peripheral interrupt request. ustat1 =dm(SEC0_CSID1); /* Source Interrupt identifier (SID) from SEC */ //2. Write the read value back to the SEC_CSID[n] register to send the acknowledge signal to the SEC that the //core has accepted and begun processing for the interrupt request. dm(SEC0_CSID1)=ustat1; /* Acknowledge */ //3. Execute the actual ISR (typically a call to a specific handler function from a look-up table based on the peripheral source ID). //Write to the SEC_GCTL register to enable the SEC. r0 = SEC0_GCTL; r0= bset r0 by en_SEC; JUMP _KHz30Int; //4. Write the SEC_CSID[n] of the active interrupt (read in step 1 above) to the SEC_END register to signal to //the SEC that the interrupt has now been serviced. dm(SEC0_END) = ustat1; rti; //5. Return from interrupt // set PD_03 as input pin and register ISR TO EVT and IVG r0= PORTD_FER_SET r0 = bset r0 by interrupt0_pos; // PD_03 is connected to interrupt 0 ; r0= PORTD_INEN_SET r0 = bset r0 by interrupt0_pos; // PD_03 is connected to interrupt 0 ; r0= PORTD_DIR_CLR r0 = bset r0 by interrupt0_pos; // PD_03 is connected to interrupt 0 ; r0= PORTD_INEN_SET r0 = bset r0 by interrupt0_pos; // PD_03 is connected to interrupt 0 ; r0= 00000001; dm(PINT2_ASSIGN)=r0; // mux PDL to B0 ro= PINT2_EDGE_SET; r0= bset r0 by interrupt0_pos; exit; _KHz30Int.END; .endseg;
