[ECOS] problem with REG32() in ixp425

[ECOS] problem with REG32() in ixp425

[sumanth]

Hi,

             I am sumanth, i am porting ecos to ixp 425 evaluation board of
mine, but i am getting problem in the hal_interrupt_configure, where we 
have address calculation routine 
 *IXP425_GPIT1R = (*IXP425_GPIT1R & ~(7 << shift)) | (ival << shift);
 *IXP425_GPISR |= (1 << vector);

where *IXP425_GPIT1R calls REG32 and it calculates the base address and the
actual bytes from base address which should happen actually,  and call the
routine
#define REG32(a,b) ((volatile unsigned int *)((a)+(b)))
but in our case it is calling the routine
#define REG32(a,b) (b) 
so we are only getting the no of bytes move from base, is there any problem
with definition of _ASSEMBLER_
I am giving the snap shot of the code

xscale/cores/current/include/hal_xscale.h

#ifdef __ASSEMBLER__

#define REG8(a,b)  (b)
#define REG16(a,b) (b)
#define REG32(a,b) (b)

#else /* __ASSEMBLER__ */

#define REG8(a,b)  ((volatile unsigned char *)((a)+(b)))
#define REG16(a,b) ((volatile unsigned short *)((a)+(b)))
#define REG32(a,b) ((volatile unsigned int *)((a)+(b)))

extern void hal_xscale_core_init(void);
#endif /* __ASSEMBLER__ */

any pointers in this case are very helpful, and any one who worked on the
ixp425 processor can help me by sharing their problem situations and how
could they resolve them

Thanks & regards,
Sumanth.
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Re: [ECOS] problem with REG32() in ixp425

[Andrew Lunn]

On Tue, Apr 04, 2006 at 04:15:37AM -0700, sumanth wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
>              I am sumanth, i am porting ecos to ixp 425 evaluation board of
> mine, but i am getting problem in the hal_interrupt_configure, where we 
> have address calculation routine 
>  *IXP425_GPIT1R = (*IXP425_GPIT1R & ~(7 << shift)) | (ival << shift);
>  *IXP425_GPISR |= (1 << vector);
> 
> where *IXP425_GPIT1R calls REG32 and it calculates the base address and the
> actual bytes from base address which should happen actually,  and call the
> routine
> #define REG32(a,b) ((volatile unsigned int *)((a)+(b)))
> but in our case it is calling the routine
> #define REG32(a,b) (b) 
> so we are only getting the no of bytes move from base, is there any problem
> with definition of _ASSEMBLER_
> I am giving the snap shot of the code
> 
> xscale/cores/current/include/hal_xscale.h
> 
> #ifdef __ASSEMBLER__
> 
> #define REG8(a,b)  (b)
> #define REG16(a,b) (b)
> #define REG32(a,b) (b)
> 
> #else /* __ASSEMBLER__ */
> 
> #define REG8(a,b)  ((volatile unsigned char *)((a)+(b)))
> #define REG16(a,b) ((volatile unsigned short *)((a)+(b)))
> #define REG32(a,b) ((volatile unsigned int *)((a)+(b)))
> 
> extern void hal_xscale_core_init(void);
> #endif /* __ASSEMBLER__ */

hal_interrupt_configure is written in C i presume?

Try using the gcc command line options -E -dD on the file containing
hal_interrupt_configure(). is __ASSEMBLER__ being defined somewhere?

        Andrew

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