How do I mask specific fabric interrupts in RTEMS 5 on the Zynq, apart from
disabling them in the attached peripheral's interrupt enable register?
I'm looking for something similar to this, but for the Zynq
#define LEON_Mask_interrupt( _source ) \
do { \
uint32_t _level; \
\
_level
I am attempting to port some code from a LEON3 application to the ZYNQ, and
there are some exception handling routines, such as :
status = rtems_interrupt_catch(handleTrap,
SPARC_SYNCHRONOUS_TRAP(ILLEGAL_INSTRUCTION), &oldHandle);
Is there an equivalent for the ZYNQ?
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I have created a RAM disk on Zynq RTEMS and I'd like to set up (for the time
being) a 'baremetal ' type DMA transferTo the ramdisk .
I have set up the RAM Disk as follows, and have no problem reading or writing
to it. How do I find the physical address in memory where the
RAM Disk has been creat
I have noticed that if I build the examples-v2/hello/ within an RTEMS bsp build
it works fine, but if I build it standalone worth its own makefile (from
Makefile.leaf)
It doesn't give any output. However if I substitute printk instead it does
work. Is this perhaps an issue with interrupts? Does
I'm using the Eclipse plugin for RTEMS (on Eclipse and Xilinx SDK) , yet when I
attempt to run the executable (via JTAG) on my Zynq Dev board the program
Doesn't appear to execute properly, with no terminal output. If I build the
sample "hello" within RTEMS itself, that appears to work fine. What
Is it possible to get the RTEMS shell working on the Zynq?
I tried to get the 'fileio' sample application running but it fails at the
'shell-wait-for-input' function.
This appears to be something to do with the "change_serial_settings" function.
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I'm attempting to add a custom driver to RTEMS for a simple GPIO peripheral,
for a Zynq BSP. I have added my gpio.c file to Makefile.am and the include
files
To headers.am, and also ran ./bootstrap -H ; however when I run 'make all'
these files do not get compiled, and there are no error messa
I'm attempting to run the RTEMS "hello" sample application on a custom Zynq
board with 7030 device. I built and ran the sample application on a Zybo Z7-10
without any issues.
My custom board uses UART0 and a 100MHz UART clock with 666MHz CPU clk , and I
have changed the BSP to suit these val
Hi,
I'm trying to get UART input working on my ZYBO Zynq development board - I can
use printf but scanf and getchar both hang up
Is there an issue with the driver?
Thanks
Andrew
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#include "config.h"
#endif
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static rtems_ta
I need to access some memory mapped registers (AXI bus, Zynq, Zedboard) in my
init.c program - I can't seem to find a simple way of doing this
In RTEMS (as in devmem.c in Linux). Can anyone point me to some resources that
describe how to do this? Thanks, Andrew
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