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how to configure gpio HWI by 643x

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ChangHoon Shin
Posted by ChangHoon Shin
on Mar 28 2012 21:20 PM
Prodigy130 points

HI~

I  have configured a HWI trigger by gpio. But it didn't work

DM6435

CCS 3.3

DSP/BIOS 5.41.11

* in tcf configure :

HWI INT 4

interrupt selection number : 65 (gpio1)

function : _myHwi

monitor : nothting

Dispatcher  : 1

arg : 4

* in my code :

GPIO_BINTEN BANK0 enable

 ier |= 0x10;

hwi_enable();

thanks.

shin

 

 

 

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  • Brad Griffis
    Posted by Brad Griffis
    on Mar 28 2012 21:36 PM
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    You will likely find this article and accompanying example helpful:

    http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Configuring_GPIO_Interrupts

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  • ChangHoon Shin
    Posted by ChangHoon Shin
    on Mar 28 2012 23:35 PM
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    thanks, brad

    i found the solution , i added trigger type. ex falling or rising

    but i have additional questions.

    Q1. when i check HWI Property, External Interrupt Pin polarity exist. (low to high) why do i still have to add trigger type?

    Q2. if i dont use HWI Dispatchter, how come the interrupt react only once?

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  • Brad Griffis
    Posted by Brad Griffis
    on Mar 29 2012 06:41 AM
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    ChangHoon Shin
    Q1. when i check HWI Property, External Interrupt Pin polarity exist. (low to high) why do i still have to add trigger type?

    Sorry, that particular dialog box is only meaningful for devices such as c6713.  You need to program the registers in your case.

    ChangHoon Shin
    Q2. if i dont use HWI Dispatchter, how come the interrupt react only once?

    If you're not using the dispatcher then you would need to use the interrupt keyword.  If that's not it please post your ISR code.

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  • ChangHoon Shin
    Posted by ChangHoon Shin
    on Apr 04 2012 03:26 AM
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    Thanks , Brad!

    I have additional question.

    What kind of interrupt keyword do you mean?

    Are you talking about pairing HWI_disable and HWI_enable(HWI_store)???

     

     

     

     

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    Posted by Brad Griffis
    on Apr 04 2012 06:08 AM
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    Look for "interrupt keyword" in the Compiler Guide.  Also look at the section "Improper use of the interrupt keyword" here:

    http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php?title=DSP_BIOS_Debugging_Tips

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