2.3-InternetRadio/nutos/nut/arch/arm/init/crtat91x40_rom.S

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/*
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 * Copyright (C) 2011 by egnite GmbH
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/*
 * $Id$
 */

#include <arch/arm.h>

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/*
 * This file contains the runtime initialization for AT91X40 based systems.
 * It replaces the older crtat91_rom.S, which is now deprecated.
 *
 * The related linker file is at91x40_rom.ld.
 *
 * Code is running in Flash memory, which also contains all constant data.
 * Internal RAM is used for variables and may be used for functions,
 * which require to run at maximum speed.
 *
 * Tested on AT91R40008 only.
 *
 */

/*
 * Stack sizes.
 *
 * Interrupt nesting is currently not supported. Therefore dedicated
 * stacks are used for all exceptions.
 */
#ifndef INI_STACK_SIZE
#define INI_STACK_SIZE      (128 * 4)
#endif

#ifndef IRQ_STACK_SIZE
#define IRQ_STACK_SIZE      (128 * 4)
#endif

#ifndef FIQ_STACK_SIZE
#define FIQ_STACK_SIZE      (64 * 4)
#endif

#ifndef EXC_STACK_SIZE
#define EXC_STACK_SIZE      (32 * 4)
#endif

#define TOTAL_STACK_SIZE    (INI_STACK_SIZE + IRQ_STACK_SIZE + FIQ_STACK_SIZE + EXC_STACK_SIZE)


        /* We start in ARM mode. */
        .arm

/*
 * Vector Section: Must be copied to RAM during runtime.
 */
        .section .vectors,"ax",%progbits

        /*
         * After reset these vectors are located at the beginning of
         * flash memory, which starts at address 0x00000000. After
         * remap, flash will be relocated at 0x10000000 and these
         * vectors are copied to the RAM base address, which will
         * be remapped to address 0x00000000.
         *
         * Actually this is overdone. With weakly defined exception
         * pointers and auto vectoring interrupts there is no need
         * to modify the vector table. Keeping the Flash at address
         * 0x00000000 would protect the system against overwriting
         * exception vectors with NULL pointers. Unfortunately, the
         * remap command is required to configure the AT91X40 chip
         * selects.
         *
         * Note, that we must use relative addressing for all code
         * proceeding the remap. While the linker will put this
         * code at address 0x10000000, it will actually start
         * running at address 0x00000000.
         */
        .global __vectors
__vectors:
        /* Reset entry. */
        b       _start
        /* Undefined instruction exception entry. */
        ldr     pc, [pc, #(5 * 4)]
        /* Software interrupt entry. */
        ldr     pc, [pc, #(5 * 4)]
        /* Prefetch abort exception entry. */
        ldr     pc, [pc, #(5 * 4)]
        /* Data abort exception entry. */
        ldr     pc, [pc, #(5 * 4)]
        /*
         * Reserved entry, used by some boot loaders to store the
         * size of the binary image.
         */
        .word   0

        /*
         * On IRQ/FIQ the PC will be loaded from AIC_IVR, which
         * provides the address previously set in AIC_SVR().
         * The interrupt routine will be called in ARM_MODE_IRQ
         * with IRQ disabled and FIQ unchanged.
         */
        ldr     pc, [pc, #-0xF20]
        ldr     pc, [pc, #-0xF20]

        /*
         * Exceptions are weakly linked to endless loops.
         *
         * This may look a bit confusing. The following words contain
         * the jump addresses that are loaded at each entry, see above.
         * They contain weakly defined addresses pointing to executable
         * code. Each of them may be overridden by the operating system
         * or the application, if a function with the same name exist.
         * By default they simply point to endless loops.
         *
         * We intentionally use a dedicated loop with a global label
         * for each exception. If an unhandled exception occurs, we
         * can use a simple debugger (like OpenOCD) to retrieve the
         * current program counter and check the linker map to determine
         * the type of the exception.
         */
        .word   __undef
        .word   __swi
        .word   __prefetch_abort
        .word   __data_abort

        .weak   __undef, __swi, __prefetch_abort, __data_abort
        .set    __undef, __undef_stop
        .set    __swi, __swi_stop
        .set    __prefetch_abort, __prefetch_abort_stop
        .set    __data_abort, __data_abort_stop

/*
 * Init Section 0: Exception Dummies.
 */
        .section .init0,"ax",%progbits

__undef_stop:
        b       __undef_stop
__swi_stop:
        b       __swi_stop
__prefetch_abort_stop:
        b       __prefetch_abort_stop
__data_abort_stop:
        b       __data_abort_stop

        /* Make sure that the literal pool is empty before the section ends. */
        .ltorg

/*
 * User Init Section 0
 *
 * Additional code may be added here by placing functions in
 * section .init0.user. Only relocatable code is allowed.
 *
 * Memory test routines are good candidates.
 */
        .global _start
_start:

/*
 * Init Section 1: Remapping.
 */
        .section .init1,"ax",%progbits

        /*
         * Disable interrupts and switch to supervisor mode. This is
         * actually the same state as after hardware reset. We explicitly
         * set it here for debugging. It may not be possible to halt the
         * CPU at address zero immediately after reset. In this case we
         * can use the debugger to reset the PC to zero or to this address
         * and resume.
         */
        msr     CPSR_c, #ARM_MODE_SVC | ARM_CPSR_I_BIT | ARM_CPSR_F_BIT

        /*
         * Move vectors from Flash to RAM.
         */
        mov     r0, #0x00000000
        mov     r1, #0x00300000
        ldmia   r0!, {r2-r7}
        stmia   r1!, {r2-r7}
        ldmia   r0!, {r2-r7}
        stmia   r1!, {r2-r7}

        /*
         * Remapping memory.
         *
         * A bit tricky for newbies. The ldmia opcode loads the complete
         * table including the EBI base address in r10 and the jump
         * address into our remapped flash memory in r11. Immediately
         * after remap our code moved to 0x10000000, but the next opcode
         * 'move pc,r11' is still in the instruction pipeline and will
         * be executed.
         *
         * ARM assembler programming is wonderful, isn't it?
         */
        adr     r12, _rmap_tab
        ldmia   r12!, {r0-r11}
        stmia   r10!, {r0-r9}
        /* After remap, this is still in the pipeline. */
        mov     pc, r11

_rmap_tab:
        /*
         * Chip select NCS0 enables 16-bit Flash memory at 0x10000000.
         * We need 4 wait states.
         */
        .word   0x10000000 | EBI_CSEN | EBI_PAGES_16M | EBI_WSE | EBI_NWS_4 | EBI_DBW_16
        /*
         * Chip select NCS1 enables 16-bit Ethernet controller at 0x20000000.
         * We need 3 wait states.
         */
        .word   0x20000000 | EBI_CSEN | EBI_BAT_BYTE_SELECT | EBI_PAGES_1M | EBI_WSE | EBI_NWS_3 | EBI_DBW_16
        /*
         * Chip select NCS2 selects 8-bit NPL registers at 0x21000000.
         * The CPLD is quite fast and may run at one or zero wait states.
         * This pin is shared with GPIO pin 26.
         */
        .word   0x21000000 | EBI_CSEN | EBI_PAGES_1M | EBI_WSE | EBI_NWS_2 | EBI_DBW_8
        /*
         * Chip select NCS3 is not used.
         * This pin os shared with GPIO pin 27 and available at the expansion port.
         */
        .word   0x30000000
        /*
         * Chip select CS4 selects the 8-bit NPL expansion bus at 0x22000000.
         * This pin is shared with GPIO pin 31 and address bit 23.
         */
        .word   0x22000000 | EBI_CSEN | EBI_TDF_7 | EBI_PAGES_1M | EBI_WSE | EBI_NWS_8 | EBI_DBW_8
        /*
         * Chip select CS5 is not used.
         * This pin is shared with GPIO pin 30 and address bit 22.
         */
        .word   0x50000000
        /*
         * Chip select CS6 is not available, but used as address bit 21.
         */
        .word   0x60000000
        /*
         * Chip select CS7 is not available, but used as address bit 20.
         */
        .word   0x70000000
        /*
         * EBI remap command.
         */
        .word   EBI_RCB
        /*
         * Maximum address space of 4 MBytes per chip select.
         * This occupies A0 to A21.
         */
        .word   EBI_ALE_4M
        /*
         * EBI base address.
         */
        .word   EBI_BASE
        /*
         * Jump after relocation.
         */
        .word   _init_rt

        /* Make sure that the literal pool is empty before the section ends. */
        .ltorg

/*
 * User Init Section 1
 *
 * Additional code may be added here by placing functions in
 * section .init1.user. CPU is running in relocated Flash.
 */
_init_rt:

/*
 * Init Section 2: Set stack pointers and initialize C variables.
 */
        .section .init2,"ax",%progbits
        /*
         * Set stack pointers with disabled interrupts.
         */
        ldr     r0, =__stack

        msr     CPSR_c, #ARM_MODE_SVC | ARM_CPSR_I_BIT | ARM_CPSR_F_BIT
        mov     sp, r0
        sub     r0, r0, #INI_STACK_SIZE

        msr     CPSR_c, #ARM_MODE_FIQ | ARM_CPSR_I_BIT | ARM_CPSR_F_BIT
        mov     sp, r0
        sub     r0, r0, #FIQ_STACK_SIZE

        msr     CPSR_c, #ARM_MODE_IRQ | ARM_CPSR_I_BIT | ARM_CPSR_F_BIT
        mov     sp, r0
        sub     r0, r0, #IRQ_STACK_SIZE

        msr     CPSR_c, #ARM_MODE_ABORT | ARM_CPSR_I_BIT | ARM_CPSR_F_BIT
        mov     sp, r0

        msr     CPSR_c, #ARM_MODE_UNDEF | ARM_CPSR_I_BIT | ARM_CPSR_F_BIT
        mov     sp, r0

        /*
         * Nut/OS system and application are running in system mode.
         * Note, that we re-use the supervisory stack.
         */
        msr     CPSR_c, #ARM_MODE_SYS | ARM_CPSR_I_BIT | ARM_CPSR_F_BIT
        ldr     r0, =__stack
        mov     sp, r0

        /*
         * Clear bss.
         */
        ldr     r1, =__bss_start
        ldr     r2, =__bss_end
        ldr     r3, =0
1:      cmp     r1, r2
        strne   r3, [r1], #+4
        bne     1b

        /*
         * Copy data and RAM functions from Flash to RAM.
         */
        ldr     r0, =__data_load_start
        ldr     r1, =__data_start
        ldr     r2, =__data_end
        subs    r2, r2, r1
        beq     _init_hw
1:      ldr     r3, [r0], #4
        str     r3, [r1], #4
        subs    r2, r2, #4
        bne     1b

        /* Jump over the literal pool. */
        b       _init_hw
        /* Make sure that the literal pool is empty before the section ends. */
        .ltorg

/*
 * User Init Section 2
 *
 * Additional code may be added here by placing functions in
 * section .init2.user.
 *
 * This section may be used for early hardware initialization
 * routines written in C.
 */

_init_hw:

/*
 * Init Section 3: Hardware initialization.
 */
        .section .init3,"ax",%progbits

        /*
         * Enable all clocks.
         */
        mvn     r0, #0
        ldr     r1, =PS_BASE
        str     r0, [r1, #(PS_PCER - PS_BASE)]

        /*
         * Initialize the interrupt controller.
         */
        add     r0, pc,#-(8 + . - __aic_table)
        ldmia   r0, {r1-r4}
        str     r4, [r1, #AIC_SPU]

        mov     r0, #8
1:      str     r1, [r1, #AIC_EOICR]
        subs    r0, r0, #1
        bhi     1b

        str     r2, [r1, #AIC_SVR(0)]
        add     r1, r1, #AIC_SVR(0)
        mov     r0, #31
1:      str     r3, [r1, r0, LSL #2]
        subs    r0, r0, #1
        bhi     1b

        b       _enter_rtos

__aic_table:
        .word   AIC_BASE
        .word   _irq_dummy
        .word   _irq_dummy
        .word   _irq_dummy

        /* Interrupt dummy. */
        .global _irq_dummy
_irq_dummy:
        b       _irq_dummy

        /* Make sure that the literal pool is empty before the section ends. */
        .ltorg

/*
 * User Init Section 3
 *
 * Additional code may be added here by placing functions in
 * section .init3.user.
 *
 * This section may be used for additional hardware initialization
 * routines written in C. Native interrupt routines may be used.
 */
_enter_rtos:

/*
 * Init Section 4: Enter system.
 */
        .section .init4,"ax",%progbits

        /* Jump to Nut/OS initialization. */
        ldr     r0, =NutInit
        mov     lr, pc
        bx      r0


/*
 * Exit Section 0: Endless loop.
 */
        .section .exit0,"ax",%progbits
1:      b       1b

/*
 * Stack Section.
 */
	.section .stack, "w", %nobits
        .space  TOTAL_STACK_SIZE