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    How to LUT on PRU

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    PF Melamed84061
    Posted by PF Melamed84061
    on Apr 05 2012 05:08 AM
    Prodigy250 points

    Hi

    we are working with OMAP-L138 and use the  PRU with LUT

    I have a lookup table (LUT) of 16 elements (of 32 bits),  Is it possible to load this array on Registers, and depenting the value on anthor regigter to read the correct value?

    or if you have any other way to load the LUT data into the PRU without too many stalls

     

    Thanks

    PF

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    • melissaw
      Posted by melissaw
      on Apr 05 2012 16:56 PM
      Intellectual2415 points

      Hi PF,

      Yes, you can load the LUT into 16 of the PRU registers.  This will leave you with 14 remaining registers than can be used for all other PRU operations.  If your application needs more than 14 registers for PRU operations, I would suggest loading the LUT into the PRU DRAM and reading from this memory.  

      Regards,
      Melissa

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    • PF Melamed84061
      Posted by PF Melamed84061
      on Apr 15 2012 01:35 AM
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      Hi Melissa

      Thanks,

      you can load the LUT into 16 of the PRU registers. 

      What is the pru instructions that can read the specific data from register?

      Ex: If R0 = 0x0A;  How can I load the 10th element to R1?

      Thanks

      PF

       

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    • melissaw
      Posted by melissaw
      on Apr 16 2012 16:34 PM
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      Hi PF,

      You can use the MOV instruction to copy data from one register into another.

      For example, if R0 = 0x0A, you can move the 10th element (stored in R11) to R1 as follows:

      QBEQ      BRANCH1_LABEL, R0, 10    // if R0 = 0x0A, jump to BRANCH1_LABEL

      ...

      BRANCH1_LABEL:

      MOV        R1, R11   // Copy contents of R11 to R1

      JMP        BRANCH2_LABEL     // Return to BRANCH2_LABEL

      Regards,

      Melissa

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