Hi Team,
This about how to get the processed SPORT DMA data buffer in group configuration.
The API adi_sport_GlobalRegisterCallback(), takes the callback function of type void (*ADI_CALLBACK)(void *pCBParam, uint32_t Event, void *pArg), where pArg points to the group handle.
In case of single SPORT config the call back function registered adi_sport_RegisterCallback() returns the processed buffer in pArg which is convinient. I understand it is not possible to pass the processed buffer in the group case as mutiple SPORTs are involved.
In our case, we have configured the multiple SPORT DMA with two DMA descriptors
ping ---> 0th index
pong ----> 1st index
in a circular configuration and grouped them together.
In the group callback, currently we are getting the completed buffer address from the SPORT_DMA_DSCPTR_PRV register of the specific SPORT, with the understanding that it points to the previous descriptor which is already processed by DMA
But the issue is sometimes during the very first interrupt, SPORT_DMA_DSCPTR_PRV points to pong buffer instead of ping.
1. Could you please explain the reason for such behaviour?
2. What is the recommeded way to get the processed buffer in the group callback case? Should we use a ping / pong flag to determine the buffer?
3. The internal struct in SPORT driver ADI_SPORT_GBL_GROUP has a member 'nBufferIndex' which could be helpful to determine the buffer. Is this exposed to user in any of the interface?
typedef volatile struct
{
ADI_SPORT_HANDLE *pDeviceArray;
uint8_t NoofDevices;
bool bUsed;
bool bGblTrigEnable;
ADI_CALLBACK pfCallback;
void *pCBParam;
bool bGroupInProgress;
uint8_t nBufferIndex;
bool bCircularBuff;
} ADI_SPORT_GBL_GROUP;Thanks in advace.
Regards,
Vetrivel.
