Hi all,
I want to partially implement AT STK500
<http://www.atmel.com/tools/STK500.aspx?tab=documents> board in order to
run FreeRTOS AVR / ATMegaAVR <http://www.freertos.org/a00090.html#ATMEL>
demo.
if you look into ATmega32 <http://www.atmel.com/images/doc2503.pdf>
documentation you will see that, for example, Timer/Countet1 registers are
held together at memory addresses [0x46 .. 0xff], but interrupt masks and
enable bits are at some other place, actually 0x58 .. 0x59. Every board has
its own interrupt masks and enable registers, because number of devices and
their types may vary.
what is the right solution?
A:
1. create every device as a true memory mapped QEMU device, which will
expose all its interrupts as gpio lines
2. create architecture specific "interrupt controller", which will
consume all interrupts and aggregate them.
unless there is no device with registers/bits scattered between different
locations.
B:
1. create non memory mapped devices. Each device will export the
following functions
1. avr_<device>_init
2. avr_<device>_read_<register>
3. avr_<device>_write_<register>
2. create "big" memory mapped device, which will cover the whole IO
space and it will call _read_/_write_ functions of the devices when there
is an access to specific address in the IO memory space.
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Best Regards,
Michael Rolnik
