/*!
* \brief Set period of hwtimer.
*
* The function provides an alternate way to setup the timer to desired period specified in microseconds rather than to frequency in Hz.
* The function gets the value of the base frequency of the timer via clock manager, calculates required divider ratio and calls low layer driver to setup the timer accordingly.
* Call to this function might be expensive as it may require complex calculation to choose the best configuration of dividers.
* The actual complexity depends on timer module implementation.
* If there is only single divider or counter preload value (typical case) then there is no significant overhead.
*
* \param hwtimer[in] Pointer to hwtimer structure.
* \param clock_id[in] Clock identifier used for obtaining timer's source clock.
* \param period[in] Required period of timer in micro seconds.
*
* \return MQX_OK or an error code Returned from low level SETDIV function.
* \return MQX_INVALID_PARAMETER When input parameter hwtimer or his device structure are NULL pointers.
* \return MQX_INVALID_POINTER When low level SETDIV function point to NULL.
*
* \see hwtimer_set_freq
* \see hwtimer_get_freq
* \see hwtimer_get_period
* \see hwtimer_get_modulo
* \see hwtimer_get_time
* \see hwtimer_get_ticks
*/
_mqx_int hwtimer_set_period(HWTIMER_PTR hwtimer, uint32_t clock_id, uint32_t period)
{
uint32_t clock_freq;
uint64_t divider;
#if MQX_CHECK_ERRORS
if ((NULL == hwtimer) || (NULL == hwtimer->devif) || (0 == period))
{
return MQX_INVALID_PARAMETER;
}
if (NULL == hwtimer->devif->SET_DIV)
{
return MQX_INVALID_POINTER;
}
#endif
/* Store clock_id in struct*/
hwtimer->clock_id = clock_id;
/* Find out input frequency*/
clock_freq = _bsp_get_clock(_bsp_get_clock_configuration(), (CM_CLOCK_SOURCE)clock_id);
divider = (((uint64_t)clock_freq * period)) / 1000000 ;
/* If Reqired frequency is higher than input clock frequency, we set divider 1 (for setting highest possible frequency)*/
if (0 == divider)
{
divider = 1;
}
/* if divider is greater than 32b value we set divider to max 32b value*/
else if (divider & 0xFFFFFFFF00000000)
{
divider = 0xFFFFFFFF;
}
return hwtimer->devif->SET_DIV(hwtimer, (uint32_t)divider);
}
/*!
* \brief The function configures timer to tick at frequency as close as possible to the requested one.
*
* Actual accuracy depends on the timer module.
* The function gets the value of the base frequency of the timer via clock manager, calculates required divider ratio and calls low layer driver to setup the timer accordingly.
* Call to this function might be expensive as it may require complex calculation to choose the best configuration of dividers. The actual complexity depends on timer module implementation.
* If there is only single divider or counter preload value (typical case) then there is no significant overhead.
*
* \param hwtimer[in] Pointer to hwtimer structure.
* \param clock_id[in] Clock identifier used for obtaining timer's source clock.
* \param freq[in] Required frequency of timer in Hz.
*
* \return MQX_OK or an error code Returned from low level SETDIV function.
* \return MQX_INVALID_PARAMETER When input parameter hwtimer or his device structure are NULL pointers.
* \return MQX_INVALID_POINTER When low level SETDIV function point to NULL.
*
* \see hwtimer_get_freq
* \see hwtimer_set_period
* \see hwtimer_get_period
* \see hwtimer_get_modulo
* \see hwtimer_get_time
* \see hwtimer_get_ticks
*/
_mqx_int hwtimer_set_freq(HWTIMER_PTR hwtimer, uint32_t clock_id, uint32_t freq)
{
uint32_t clock_freq;
uint32_t divider;
#if MQX_CHECK_ERRORS
if ((NULL == hwtimer) || (NULL == hwtimer->devif) || (0 == freq))
{
return MQX_INVALID_PARAMETER;
}
if (NULL == hwtimer->devif->SET_DIV)
{
return MQX_INVALID_POINTER;
}
#endif
/* Store clock_id in struct*/
hwtimer->clock_id = clock_id;
/* Find out input frequency*/
clock_freq = _bsp_get_clock(_bsp_get_clock_configuration(), (CM_CLOCK_SOURCE)clock_id);
divider = clock_freq / freq;
/* If Reqired frequency is higher than input clock frequency, we set divider 1 (for setting highest possible frequency)*/
if (0 == divider)
{
divider = 1;
}
return hwtimer->devif->SET_DIV(hwtimer, divider);
}
/*FUNCTION****************************************************************
*
* Function Name : _dspi_dma_ioctl
* Returned Value : MQX error code
* Comments :
* This function performs miscellaneous services for
* the SPI I/O device.
*
*END*********************************************************************/
static _mqx_int _dspi_dma_ioctl
(
/* [IN] The address of the device specific information */
void *io_info_ptr,
/* [IN] SPI transfer parameters */
SPI_PARAM_STRUCT_PTR params,
/* [IN] The command to perform */
uint32_t cmd,
/* [IN] Parameters for the command */
uint32_t *param_ptr
)
{
DSPI_DMA_INFO_STRUCT_PTR dspi_info_ptr = (DSPI_DMA_INFO_STRUCT_PTR)io_info_ptr;
uint32_t result = SPI_OK;
BSP_CLOCK_CONFIGURATION clock_config;
uint32_t clock_speed;
switch (cmd)
{
case IO_IOCTL_SPI_GET_BAUD:
clock_config = _bsp_get_clock_configuration();
clock_speed = _bsp_get_clock(clock_config, dspi_info_ptr->CLOCK_SOURCE);
*((uint32_t *)param_ptr) = _dspi_find_baudrate(clock_speed, *((uint32_t *)param_ptr), NULL);
break;
default:
result = IO_ERROR_INVALID_IOCTL_CMD;
break;
}
return result;
}
/*!
* \brief Get period of hwtimer.
*
* The function returns current period of the timer in microseconds calculated from the base frequency and actual divider settings of the timer.
*
* \param hwtimer[in] Pointer to hwtimer structure.
*
* \return period Already set period of hwtimer.
* \return 0 Input parameter hwtimer is NULL pointer.
*
* \see hwtimer_set_freq
* \see hwtimer_get_freq
* \see hwtimer_set_period
* \see hwtimer_get_modulo
* \see hwtimer_get_time
* \see hwtimer_get_ticks
*/
uint32_t hwtimer_get_period(HWTIMER_PTR hwtimer)
{
uint32_t clock_freq;
uint32_t period;
#if MQX_CHECK_ERRORS
if (NULL == hwtimer)
{
return 0; //MQX_INVALID_PARAMETER;
}
#endif
clock_freq = _bsp_get_clock(_bsp_get_clock_configuration(), (CM_CLOCK_SOURCE)hwtimer->clock_id);
/* The result is always less than UINT32_MAX */
period = ((uint64_t)1000000 * hwtimer->divider) / clock_freq;
return period;
}
/*!
* \brief Get frequency of hwtimer.
*
* The function returns current frequency of the timer calculated from the base frequency and actual divider settings of the timer or zero in case of an error.
*
* \param hwtimer[in] Pointer to hwtimer structure.
*
* \return frequency Already set frequency of hwtimer
* \return 0 When input parameter hwtimer is NULL pointer or his divider member is zero.
*
* \see hwtimer_set_freq
* \see hwtimer_set_period
* \see hwtimer_get_period
* \see hwtimer_get_modulo
* \see hwtimer_get_time
* \see hwtimer_get_ticks
*/
uint32_t hwtimer_get_freq(HWTIMER_PTR hwtimer)
{
uint32_t clock_freq;
#if MQX_CHECK_ERRORS
if (NULL == hwtimer)
{
return 0; //MQX_INVALID_PARAMETER;
}
/* Uninitialized hwtimer contains value of 0 for divider*/
if (0 == hwtimer->divider)
{
return 0; //MQX_INVALID_POINTER
}
#endif
clock_freq = _bsp_get_clock(_bsp_get_clock_configuration(), (CM_CLOCK_SOURCE)hwtimer->clock_id);
return clock_freq / hwtimer->divider;
}
uint_32 _bsp_get_lpt_clock_frequency
(
/* [IN] LPT index */
uint_8 dev_num,
/* [IN} LPT clock source index */
uint_32 source
)
{
if (source < ELEMENTS_OF(lpt_clock_source))
{
if (CM_CLOCK_SOURCES != lpt_clock_source[source])
{
return _bsp_get_clock (_bsp_get_clock_configuration (), lpt_clock_source[source]);
}
else
{
return 1000;
}
}
return 0;
}
/*FUNCTION****************************************************************
*
* Function Name : _dspi_setparam
* Returned Value :
* Comments :
* Set parameters for following transfers.
*
*END*********************************************************************/
static _mqx_int _dspi_setparam
(
/* [IN] Device specific context structure */
void *io_info_ptr,
/* [IN] Parameters to set */
SPI_PARAM_STRUCT_PTR params
)
{
DSPI_INFO_STRUCT_PTR dspi_info_ptr = (DSPI_INFO_STRUCT_PTR)io_info_ptr;
VDSPI_REG_STRUCT_PTR dspi_ptr = dspi_info_ptr->DSPI_PTR;
BSP_CLOCK_CONFIGURATION clock_config;
uint32_t clock_speed;
uint32_t ctar;
uint32_t cpol_invert;
/* Transfer mode */
if ((params->ATTR & SPI_ATTR_TRANSFER_MODE_MASK) != SPI_ATTR_MASTER_MODE)
return SPI_ERROR_TRANSFER_MODE_INVALID;
/* Set master mode */
dspi_ptr->MCR |= DSPI_MCR_MSTR_MASK;
clock_config = _bsp_get_clock_configuration();
/* Check the parameter against most recent values to avoid time consuming baudrate finding routine */
if ((dspi_info_ptr->CLOCK_CONFIG != clock_config) || (dspi_info_ptr->BAUDRATE != params->BAUDRATE))
{
dspi_info_ptr->CLOCK_CONFIG = clock_config;
dspi_info_ptr->BAUDRATE = params->BAUDRATE;
/* Find configuration of prescalers best matching the desired value */
clock_speed = _bsp_get_clock(dspi_info_ptr->CLOCK_CONFIG, dspi_info_ptr->CLOCK_SOURCE);
_dspi_find_baudrate(clock_speed, dspi_info_ptr->BAUDRATE, &(dspi_info_ptr->CTAR_TIMING));
}
/* Set up prescalers */
ctar = dspi_info_ptr->CTAR_TIMING;
/* Set up transfer parameters */
_dspi_ctar_params(params, &ctar);
/* Check whether it is necessary to invert idle clock polarity */
cpol_invert = (dspi_ptr->CTAR[0] ^ ctar) & DSPI_CTAR_CPOL_MASK;
/* Store to register */
dspi_ptr->CTAR[0] = ctar;
dspi_info_ptr->DUMMY_PATTERN = params->DUMMY_PATTERN;
dspi_info_ptr->ATTR = params->ATTR;
if (cpol_invert) {
/* Dummy transfer with inactive CS to invert idle clock polarity */
dspi_ptr->MCR = (dspi_ptr->MCR & ~(uint32_t)DSPI_MCR_PCSIS_MASK) | DSPI_MCR_PCSIS(0xFF);
_dspi_tx_rx(io_info_ptr, NULL, NULL, (params->FRAMESIZE+7)/8);
}
/* Set CS signals */
//dspi_ptr->MCR = (dspi_ptr->MCR & ~DSPI_MCR_PCSIS_MASK) | DSPI_MCR_PCSIS(~(params->CS));
return SPI_OK;
}