Smart Pins Across Cogs? [SOLVED]
JonnyMac
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Based on the documentation we have, it seems like one cog can setup a smart pin which can be accessed by another. Right? That being the case, I'm having trouble with my jm_fullduplexserial.spin2 object (a WIP that *should* have been easy). If you have a minute and can review, maybe you'll see something silly I missed/screwed up. Thanks in advance.
Here's the var block:
This code gets it going:
Finally, here's the PASM2 block that is simply managing the smartpin UARTS.
-- corrected tx busy check; seems to work now.
At the moment I'm getting nothing out to the terminal using a simple test program that does work with my unbuffered version.
Here's the var block:
var
long cog ' cog flag/id
long rxp {ptra} ' rx smart pin
long txp ' tx smart pin
long rxhub ' hub address of rxbuf
long txhub ' hub address of txbuf
long rxhead {ptra[4]} ' rx head index
long rxtail {ptra[5]} ' rx tail index
long txhead {ptra[6]} ' tx head index
long txtail {ptra[7]} ' tx tail index
long txdelay ' ticks in one byte
byte rxbuf[BUF_SIZE] ' buffers
byte txbuf[BUF_SIZE]
This code gets it going:
pub startx(rxpin, txpin, baud) : result | bitmode '' Start simple serial coms on rxpin and txpin at baud '' -- rxpin... recieve pin (-1 if not used) '' -- txpin... transmit pin (-1 if not used) stop() longmove(@rxp, @rxpin, 2) ' save pins rxhub := @rxbuf ' point to buffers txhub := @txbuf txdelay := clkfreq / baud * 11 ' tix to transmit one byte bitmode := muldiv64(clkfreq, $1_0000, baud) & $FFFFFC00 ' set bit timing bitmode |= (8-1) ' set bits (8) pinstart(rxp, P_ASYNC_RX, bitmode, 0) ' configure rx smart pin pinstart(txp, P_ASYNC_TX | P_OE, bitmode, 0) ' configure tx smart pin cog := coginit(COGEXEC_NEW, @uart_mgr, @rxp) + 1 ' start uart manager cog return cogI know that the bitmode calculation works because I'm using it in my unbuffered serial object.
Finally, here's the PASM2 block that is simply managing the smartpin UARTS.
-- corrected tx busy check; seems to work now.
dat
org
uart_mgr setq #4-1 ' get 4 parameters from hub
rdlong rxd, ptra
rx_serial testb rxd, #31 wc ' rx not used?
if_c jmp #tx_serial ' if negative, no rx pin
testp rxd wc ' anything waiting?
if_nc jmp #tx_serial ' no, check transmit
rdpin t3, rxd ' read new byte
shr t3, #24 ' align lsb
mov t1, p_rxbuf
rdlong t2, ptra[4] ' t2 := rxhead
add t1, t2
wrbyte t3, t1 ' rxbuf[rxhead] := t1
incmod t2, ##(BUF_SIZE-1) ' update head index
wrlong t2, ptra[4] ' write head index back to hub
tx_serial testb txd, #31 wc ' tx not used?
if_c jmp #rx_serial ' if negative, no tx pin
rdpin t1, txd wc ' check busy flag
if_c jmp #rx_serial
rdlong t1, ptra[6] ' t1 = txhead
rdlong t2, ptra[7] ' t2 = txtail
cmp t1, t2 wz ' byte(s) to tx?
if_e jmp #rx_serial
mov t1, p_txbuf ' start of tx buffer
add t1, t2 ' add tail index
rdbyte t3, t1 ' t3 := txbuf[txtail]
wypin t3, txd ' load into sp uart
incmod t2, ##(BUF_SIZE-1) ' update tail index
wrlong t2, ptra[7] ' write tail index back to hub
jmp #rx_serial
' --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
rxd res 1 ' receive pin
txd res 1 ' transmit pin
p_rxbuf res 1 ' pointer to rxbuf
p_txbuf res 1 ' pointer to txbuf
t1 res 1 ' work vars
t2 res 1
t3 res 1
fit 496
At the moment I'm getting nothing out to the terminal using a simple test program that does work with my unbuffered version.
Comments
dat org uart_mgr setq #4-1 ' get 4 parameters from hub rdlong rxd, ptra uart_main testb rxd, #31 wc ' rx in use? if_nc call #rx_serial testb txd, #31 wc ' tx in use? if_nc call #tx_serial jmp #uart_main rx_serial testp rxd wc ' anything waiting? if_nc ret rdpin t3, rxd ' read new byte shr t3, #24 ' align lsb mov t1, p_rxbuf rdlong t2, ptra[4] ' t2 := rxhead add t1, t2 wrbyte t3, t1 ' rxbuf[rxhead] := t1 incmod t2, #(BUF_SIZE-1) ' update head index wrlong t2, ptra[4] ' write head index back to hub ret tx_serial rdpin t1, txd wc ' check busy flag if_c ret rdlong t1, ptra[6] ' t1 = txhead rdlong t2, ptra[7] ' t2 = txtail cmp t1, t2 wz ' byte(s) to tx? if_e ret mov t1, p_txbuf ' start of tx buffer add t1, t2 ' add tail index rdbyte t3, t1 ' t3 := txbuf[txtail] wypin t3, txd ' load into sp uart incmod t2, #(BUF_SIZE-1) ' update tail index wrlong t2, ptra[7] ' write tail index back to hub ret ' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- rxd res 1 ' receive pin txd res 1 ' transmit pin p_rxbuf res 1 ' pointer to rxbuf p_txbuf res 1 ' pointer to txbuf t1 res 1 ' work vars t2 res 1 t3 res 1 fit 496Sorry, didn't catch what the code was before... just curious, was the C flag just not getting written/checked on the line with rdpin?
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