CCS/CC1310: Problem in the PIN interrupt callback register

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

Good morning,

I'm having a problem during the PIN initialization of the CC1310 device. in particular I want to configure a couple of pin as interupt and I'm using the LaunchPad board for test before moving on my target.

In particular if I call directly this function:

void vPinInit(void)
{
    PIN_Handle tLocalPinHandle = NULL;
    PIN_State tLocalPinState;
    /* open button pin */
    tLocalPinHandle = PIN_open(&tLocalPinState, tEncoderPinTable);
    if (!tLocalPinHandle)
    {
        // System_abort("Error initializing button pins\n");
    }
    /* setup callback for button pins */
    if (PIN_registerIntCb(tLocalPinHandle, &vEncoderCallback) != 0)
    {
        // System_abort("Error registering button callback function");
    }
    return;
}

/* vEncoderCallback */
static void vEncoderCallback(PIN_Handle tPinHandle, PIN_Id tPinId)
{
    /* AS_TBD u32Counter counts the number of interrupt, used during the debug phase */
    static uint32_t u32Counter = 0;

    u32Counter++;
    return;
}

I haven't any problem, I can see the callback function working correctly.

Then I would like modify the code introducing a small layer of software in order to have a better organization of the code, so I have the new function eEncoderInit:

/* eEncoderInit */
void eEncoderInit(void)
{
    vPinInit();
    return;
}

which calls exactly the same vPinInit I copied before. Nothing else changes, but I can see that the callback function is nevere executed and I think that the code loses its right order of operations.

I have verified that debugging the code, the function:

PIN_swi

is correctly executed, but when the function

callbackFxn(handle, eventCounter);

is called, something is not correct. I have also verified that during the register callback, the table:

pinHandleTable[eventCounter]

is initilialized well, but when the first interrupt is deteceted, the element of the table corresponding to my pin is not correct anymore: it seems that something corrupts it.

Have you got an idea about this behaviour? Ia tell you that I have tried to increment the stack size but nothing changes.

Thanks in advance, Andrea.