Example: PRUSS GPIO toggling measured speed. More...
#include "BBB/pruio.bi"
#include "BBB/pruio_pins.bi"
#include "BBB/pruio_prussdrv.bi"
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Functions | |
FUNCTION_AS_Int32 | load_firmware (BYVAL_AS_UInt32 IRam) |
load firmware to PRU More... | |
int | main () |
Variables | |
VAR | io = NEW PruIo(PRUIO_ACT_PRU1 OR PRUIO_ACT_PWM0) |
create new driver structure | |
UInt32 | pru_num |
which pru to use | |
UInt32 | pru_iram |
ID of its instruction ram. | |
UInt32 | pru_dram |
ID of its data ram. | |
UInt32 | pru_intr |
ID of its interrupt. | |
float_t | f |
the measured frequency | |
float_t | d |
the measured duty cycle | |
UInt32_PTR | dram |
a pointer to PRU data ram | |
Example: PRUSS GPIO toggling measured speed.
This file contains an example for parallel usage of the other PRUSS. The firmware toggles a GPIO pin at reduced speed. (Maximum is 100 MHz pulse train, we add 4 NOOPs to reduce it to 20 MHz for better measurments.) Find a functional description in section pruss_toggle.
Licence: GPLv3, Copyright 2018-2023 by Thomas{ doT ]Freiherr[ At ]gmx[ DoT }net
Compile by: fbc -Wall pruss_toggle.bas
Definition in file pruss_toggle.bas.
FUNCTION_AS_Int32 load_firmware | ( | BYVAL_AS_UInt32 | IRam | ) |
load firmware to PRU
IRam | The IRam ID for the PRU to use |
The instructions are compiled by command
pasm -V3 -c pruss_toggle.p
from source code (named pruss_toggle.p)
.origin 0 LDI r0, 0 LBBO r1, r0, 0, 12 // load parameters in r1 (bitnumber), r2 (counter), r3 (interrupt) LDI r0, 1 LSL r1, r0, r1.b0 // generate bit mask start: LOOP finished, r2.w0 XOR r30, r30, r1 // togle output, max. 200 MHz toggling LDI r0, 0 // NOOPs here, CAP is only 100 MHz LDI r0, 0 // 1 + 4 x NOOP = 5 cycles LDI r0, 0 // --> 40 MHz toggling frequency LDI r0, 0 // --> 20 MHz pulse train finished: MOV r31.b0, r3.b0 // send notification to host HALT JMP start
Definition at line 53 of file pruss_toggle.bas.
int main | ( | ) |
The main function.
Definition at line 170 of file pruss_toggle.bas.