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IRQHandler , SPSR not saved in starterware code for non-reenterent IRQ example

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rader
Posted by rader
on Aug 08 2012 16:40 PM
Prodigy175 points

in AM335X_StarterWare_02_00_00_06\examples\evmAM335x\isr_reloc\exceptionhandler_ewarm.S

the IRQHandler does not appear to save the SPSR register, however the TRM (spurh73f section 6.2.2) suggest it should be saved

;******************************************************************************
;*                  Function Definition of IRQ Handler
;******************************************************************************
;
; The IRQ handler jumps to the ISR of highest priority pending IRQ.
; This handler doesnot support nesting.
;
IRQHandler:
        STMFD    r13!, {r0-r3, r12, r14}  ; Save context in IRQ stack

                     ;;       ===================================== shouldnt the spsr be preserved here

 
        LDR      r0, =ADDR_SIR_IRQ        ; Get the Active IRQ
        LDR      r1, [r0]
        AND      r1, r1, #MASK_ACTIVE_IRQ ; Mask the Active IRQ number
        LDR      r0, =fnRAMVectors        ; Load the base of the vector table
        ADD      r14, pc, #0              ; Save return address in LR
        LDR      pc, [r0, r1, lsl #2]     ; Jump to the ISR
        MOV      r0, #NEWIRQAGR           ; Acknowledge the current IRQ
        LDR      r1, =ADDR_CONTROL
        STR      r0, [r1]
        DMB                               ; Barrier to complete the data write
        LDMFD    r13!, {r0-r3, r12, r14}  ; Restore registers from IRQ stack
        SUBS     pc, r14, #0x4            ; Return to program before IRQ 

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  • Sujith KV
    Posted by Sujith KV
    on Aug 08 2012 22:59 PM
    Intellectual2505 points

    Hi Rader,

    for a non-reentrant handler, there is no need to save SPSR_IRQ because, it will never be changed till the exit of IRQ handler. SPSR_IRQ is only accessible in IRQ mode. Since it is a not a reentrant handler, no where else it will get changed.

    Regards,

    Sujith.

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