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Starterware compatibility with DSP/BIOS (Bios 5)

Starterware compatibility with DSP/BIOS (Bios 5)

  • MikeH
    Posted by MikeH
    on Nov 17 2011 07:55 AM
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    Are there conflicts with Starterware's use of interrupts or cache with DSP/BIOS? I am hoping to integrate the Starterware USB libraries into my existing DSP/BIOS-based project.

     

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    MikeH

     

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  • Joe Coombs
    Posted by Joe Coombs
    on Nov 21 2011 09:27 AM
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    Mike,

    We don't recommend mixing the StarterWare and DSP/BIOS APIs for interrupts and/or cache in the same application.  That said, there should not be any issue using StarterWare (including the peripheral driver and USB stack libraries) in DSP/BIOS applications.

    Please let me know if you encounter any difficulty, and I will do my best to help you resolve it.

     


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  • MikeH
    Posted by MikeH
    on Nov 21 2011 10:03 AM
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    Joe,

    Joe Coombs
    Please let me know if you encounter any difficulty, and I will do my best to help you resolve it.

    This appears to be related to the mixed use of DSP/BIOS and Startware, but I can't tell for sure. Can someone take a look?

    http://e2e.ti.com/support/embedded/f/790/t/147423.aspx

     

    Thx,

    MikeH

     

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  • Joe Coombs
    Posted by Joe Coombs
    on Nov 21 2011 13:18 PM
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    Mike,

    I'm not sure whether or not the issue in the linked thread is related to the combination of StarterWare and DSP/BIOS.  I took another look at the USBLIB source code, and I don't see any place where the library could be enabling an interrupt "behind the scenes."  It looks like the only interrupt-related actions taken in the USBLIB are:

    1. Clear USB interrupt event
    2. Temporarily disable/re-enable interrupts globally
    3. Disable and later re-enable the USB interrupt event (ARM only; not actually done on DSP)

    So, it should be safe to use the USBLIB with DSP/BIOS even if you use BIOS to setup and control your interrupts for the overall application.  I will need to do some more testing to make sure there are really no issues here.

     


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