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Concerto, IPC Interrupt on M3

Concerto, IPC Interrupt on M3

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Walter Saegesser
Posted by Walter Saegesser
on Jun 25 2012 07:51 AM
Prodigy140 points

CCS 5.2, Sys/Bios 6.33

I want to transfer data from M3 to C28 and vice versa triggered by an interrupt on both parts. While the interrupt on C28 fires when I set the IPC flag 1, the interrupt on M3 does not. The image below shows my settings in Sys/Bios. Actually I am not sure whether the interrupt number must be 80 or 96 and the priority 3 or (3*32). So the values I used might be wrong.

The code in C28 is "CtoMIpcRegs.CTOMIPCSET.all |= 1".  What else must be done to make it work?

Thanks and regards,

Walter 

  

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  • Scott Gary
    Posted by Scott Gary
    on Jun 25 2012 16:44 PM
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    Walter,

    For the interrupt number you’ll need to specify the corresponding NVIC “Vector Number” for the appropriate CTOMIPC interrupt:




    So instead of a Hwi interrupt number of ‘80’ for CTOMIPC1, you’ll need to specify ‘96’.

    How to determine the value to specify for the interrupt priority is described here: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/SYS/BIOS_for_Stellaris_Devices#Supported_Priority_Values

    Scott

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  • Walter Saegesser
    Posted by Walter Saegesser
    on Jun 26 2012 06:54 AM
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    Thanks, Scott. That was it. It's a bit unfortunate though, that in the configuration tool it says "Interrupt number" and the documentation also has a column "Interrupt number" which however is the wrong choice ... 

    Walter 

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  • Scott Gary
    Posted by Scott Gary
    on Jun 26 2012 11:21 AM
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    Walter,

    Yes, agreed!  There is significant sharing of the Hwi configuration and runtime code with other Cortex M3 devices, and the terminology in the data sheets for the different devices is a bit different.  I’m going to look for a good place to document this difference on Concerto…

    Scott

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