Hi,
Just to be sure if I have correctly understood the documentation, there are no way to have an interrupt (event) on an Rx general purpose queue? I have always to use an accumulator queue?
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Hi,
Just to be sure if I have correctly understood the documentation, there are no way to have an interrupt (event) on an Rx general purpose queue? I have always to use an accumulator queue?
Alberto,
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Chad
This is a new thread. Just a question about my understanding of the QM of C6678.
Best regards
Sorry for the misunderstanding, can you reference what documentation you're speaking of?
Best Regards,
Chad
KeyStone Multicore Navigator, Literature Number: SPRUGR9C.
The event and interrupt mapping section speek only about the interrupts/events generated by queue 0..669 and say nothing about the other general purpose queue. This should means that the GP queue cannot directly generate interrupts to the DSP. It is reasonble since they are about 8000 and it is not possible to have a different event for every queue. Anyway, I wonder if there is a way to get an event from the GP queue without using an accumulator.
Hi,
this message is just to close the thread: I read agin the documentation. GP queue cannot generate interrupt but there are queues from 652 to 671 that can do it. I supposed I cannot use that since the interrupt names (qm_int_pass_txq_pend_12...) make me think they are reserved some PASS transmit business. I have tried to use one and it works.