Hi Jan, We set all but a few IRQ handlers to "os_default_irq_asm" on initialization. What you have to do is to set your handler with:
NVIC_SetVector(DMA2_Stream0_IRQn, (uint32_t)DMA2_Stream0_IRQHandler); NVIC_EnableVector(DMA2_Stream0_IRQn); PS: No need to use the "HAL_" macros from STM32Cube for this... Best, Fabio On Mon, Jun 18, 2018, at 5:04 AM, Jan Clement wrote: > Hello to you All, > > I am new to mynewt and the ARM world as you would figure out by my > question.. I have a strong background in the 8-bit world where problems > tend to be easier.. > > I am working on a STM32f756 were I need to enable quite a lot of DMA > streams and also other peripheral functions (i.e. usb) I can't find yet > in mynewt code. > > I really like the mynewt concept and would love to use it for my > application, a multimedia device with a touch tft, eth and wlan module. > > So my question is, would it be able for me to use the mynewt kernel for > the running system (tasks, console, fs, update) but configure and access > the devices and the interrupts without using the API? > > I did this when i tried to configure DMA for use with ADC1, but when I > write the NVIC register using HAL_NVIC_EnableIRQ(...) this crashes my > code, printing an "Unhandled interrupt (72)" to the console. When I > comment out the enable function, the system doesn't crash, but obviously > DMA is not working either. > > I have the corresponding IRQ function in my code: > void DMA2_Stream0_IRQHandler(void) > > but it never gets called, system crashes immediately after activating DMA. > > > Any pointer in the right direction is highly appreciated! > > Thank you very much > > jan > >
