Re: Re: Re: [ECOS] Interrupt Handler Routine

["Lin Ming" <minglin at atmel dot com>]

So the functions in  io/serial/arm/at91/at91_serial.c are interrupt handled.
Is there any example in ecos describing how to use them?
Thanks!!



Best Regards,				 
Lin Ming
2002-12-20

======= 2002-12-19 11:52:00 YOU WROTE:=======

>On Thu, Dec 19, 2002 at 06:42:14PM +0800, Lin Ming wrote:
>> Thank you Andrew for your reply!
>> I have found some code I can use in dev/ about serial interrupt handler.
>> 
>> One thing I am wondering: If I have to write my own UART interrupt routines
>> or there is some existed ecos api functions I can use?
>
>Depends on the UART you are using. Is it one of the already supported
>UARTs? If so, you should not have to do anything. Just include the
>correct packages, and open /dev/ttyS0 or what every its called.
>
>If its not supported then you need to write a serial driver. The
>manual contains information about doing that.
>
>> I am using cyg_hal_plf_serial_xxx() functions now. But they don't seem to be 
>> interrupt handler routines. I have some troubles when using them to access a 
>> GPS module.
>
>cyg_hal_plf_* refer to functions called via the Virtual Vectors into
>redboot. The serial functions in redboot use polled io. You want to
>include the real serial driver package and the serial io package. You
>can then open the device with open and use read/write etc. Or use
>cyg_io_lookup() etc.
>
>       Andrew
>
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