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Forum Index : Microcontroller and PC projects : A PicoMite CSUB to timestamp pin changes (Manchester code?)
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matherp Guru Joined: 11/12/2012 Location: United KingdomPosts: 9101 |
As part of the work I've been doing to shakedown the CSUB functionality in the PicoMite I thought I'd write a logger that can timestamp changes to an input pin very accurately (nearest micro-second). This also shows the power of the CSUB on the PicoMite. You need V5.07.03RC14 or greater to run this code Hopefully the comments in the code will be self-explanatory Option explicit Option default none ' Interrupt myint 'set up an interrupt that can be triggered by the CSUB ' SetPin gp6,cin,3 'set pin 9 (GP6) to cause a H/W interrupt on both edges ' Dim a%(100) 'array to receive the timestamps Dim b%=100 'maximum number of transitions to receive Dim c%=20000000 'timeout of the CSUB in microseconds ' log a%(),b%,c% 'initialise the logging ' Do :Loop 'loop continuously ' Sub myint 'subroutine that is triggered when the non-blocking CSUB terminates ' local integer i Do While a%(i) 'read all valid data Print i,a%(i) 'print it out Inc i 'increment the loop counter Loop Print "end" Pause 200 End 'terminate the program End Sub ' ' This CSUB logs activity on GP6, each transition of the pin is ' logged to the nearest microsecond. The timestamp is positive for positive ' going transitions and negated for negative going ones ' The parameters are: ' an integer array to hold the timestamps ' an integer with the number of samples to take (the array must be at least this big) ' an integer giving a timeout in microseconds for the CSUB to terminate ' if the number of sample requested is not reached ' when either the timeout occurs or the number of samples is reached the ' CSUB triggers an interrupt to let the Basic program know CSub log 0000002F 'timout 4B0CB570 4B0C681D 4798681B 428B6A6B D10DD303 42836A2B 4B08D20A 2300681A 4A076013 60136812 681B4B06 601A2201 46C0BD70 10000388 100003A8 10000384 100003C4 100003CC 'intprog 4B16B570 6825681C 3B016923 2B006123 4B13DD0E 2009681B 28004798 4B11D014 4798681B 60696028 33086823 BD706023 681A4B0D 60132300 68124A0C 4B0C6013 2201681B E7E4601A 681B4B06 23004798 418B4242 606B602A 46C0E7E6 10000388 10000328 100003A8 10000384 100003C4 100003CC 'main 0015B570 681B4B0C 447A4A0C 4B0C601A 4A0C681B 601A447A 681C4B0B 680B6020 4B0A6123 4798681B 686B682A 414B1812 62636222 46C0BD70 100003C4 FFFFFF7F 10000384 FFFFFF2D 10000388 100003A8 End CSub #include "PicoCFunctions.h" // uSecTimer returns a 64-bit integer giving the number of microseconds since system boot // CFuncRam is 256 bytes of RAM that aren't touched by Basic // PinRead gives the status of a pin specified by the number (pin9 = GP6) // CFuncInt1 is the address of a function to be called when a H/W interrupt occurs on COUNT pin 1 // CFuncmSec is the address of a function to be called every millisecond by trhe main clock interrupt // Interrupt is a variable that tells Basic that the INTERRUPT specified in the Basic code has been triggered // static void timout(void){ //routine called every millisecond unsigned long long int *endtime=(unsigned long long int *)&CFuncRam[8]; if(uSecTimer()>*endtime){ // timeout triggered CFuncmSec=0; //disable the millisecond interrupt CFuncInt1=0; //disable the H/W pin change interrupt Interrupt=1; //trigger the Basic ionterrupt } } static void intprog(void){ //routine called every change on GP6 unsigned int *array=(unsigned int *)&CFuncRam[0]; int *count=(int *)&CFuncRam[4]; unsigned int d=*array; *count=*count-1; //decrement the event counter if(*count<=0){ //count satisfied CFuncmSec=0; //disable the millisecond interrupt CFuncInt1=0; //disable the H/W pin change interrupt Interrupt=1; //trigger the Basic interrupt } if(PinRead(9))*(long long int *)d=uSecTimer(); else *(long long int *)d=-uSecTimer(); *array=*array+sizeof(long long int); } void main(long long int *basicarray, long long int *samplecount, long long int *timout){ CFuncInt1=(unsigned int)&intprog; //set up the address for the H/W interrupt CFuncmSec=(unsigned int)&timout; //Set up the address for the millisecond timer unsigned int *array=(unsigned int *)&CFuncRam[0]; //get a pointer to a permanent location to store a global pointer to the array int *count=(int *)&CFuncRam[4]; //get a pointer to a permanent location to store the count of the samples required unsigned long long int *endtime=(unsigned long long int *)&CFuncRam[8]; //get a pointer to a permanent location to store the timeout value *array=(unsigned int)basicarray; *count=(int)*samplecount; *endtime=uSecTimer()+ *timout; } Edited 2022-01-15 02:45 by matherp |
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twofingers Guru Joined: 02/06/2014 Location: GermanyPosts: 1236 |
Pretty cool! causality ≠ correlation ≠ coincidence |
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phil99 Guru Joined: 11/02/2018 Location: AustraliaPosts: 2134 |
Thanks Peter this is excellent. All manner of devices with odd serial formats can now be read without need of a unique function or driver. With the stream captured processing can readily be done in basic. Perfect companion to BITBANG BITSTREAM for two way interaction. |
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phil99 Guru Joined: 11/02/2018 Location: AustraliaPosts: 2134 |
While playing with RC14 and the above CSub I noticed an odd thing. Using PWM as a signal source the difference between timestamps sometimes seemed wrong - double, expected value. What's wrong isn't the CSub, that is excellent but PWM. A CRO shows that at 3900 Hz and above the frequency divides by 2. It starts out at 3900 then instantly jumps to 1950 Hz. At PWM 100kHz sometimes it is 25kHz actual. Incase the CSub had upset something I tried turning it off then on, made no difference, nor did changing PW % Reducing CPU speed also had no effect. PicoMite MMBasic Version 5.07.03RC14 Copyright 2011-2021 Geoff Graham Copyright 2016-2021 Peter Mather > setpin 4,pwm1a > pwm 1,1000,25 ok > pwm 1,3800,25 ok > pwm 1,3900,25 not ok > option cpuspeed 126000 > setpin 4,pwm1a > pwm 1,1000,25 ok > pwm 1,3900,25 not ok > After returning to:- > option cpuspeed 252000 > setpin 4,pwm1a > pwm 1,20000,50 ok > pwm 1,4000,25 ok > pwm 1,200000,25 ok > pwm 1,4000,25 ok > all speeds work properly. Spoke too soon, divide by 2 again. Tried another Pico with RC13 PicoMiteVGA MMBasic Version 5.07.03RC13 Copyright 2011-2021 Geoff Graham Copyright 2016-2021 Peter Mather > setpin 4,pwm1a > for n=3500 to 4500 step 100 : pause 2000 : pwm 1,n,50 : next > And got the same result, at 3800 it divides by 2. >setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3500 to 4100 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3500 3002 3550 3550 3600 3600 3650 3640 3700 3700 3750 3730 3800 3800 3850 1925 3900 1945 3950 1975 4000 1990 4050 2025 4100 2050 > Edited 2022-01-15 17:32 by phil99 |
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matherp Guru Joined: 11/12/2012 Location: United KingdomPosts: 9101 |
Please try the attached to confirm if I've fixed it PicoMite.zip |
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phil99 Guru Joined: 11/02/2018 Location: AustraliaPosts: 2134 |
> UPDATE FIRMWARE PicoMite MMBasic Version 5.07.03RC14 Copyright 2011-2021 Geoff Graham Copyright 2016-2021 Peter Mather > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3500 to 4100 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3500 3500 3550 3539 3600 3600 3650 3628 3700 3699 3750 3750 3800 3788 3850 1925 3900 1939 3950 1974 4000 2000 4050 2019 4100 2050 > Still something odd. retrying after a CLEAR FLASH seems to have fixed it > UPDATE FIRMWARE PicoMite MMBasic Version 5.07.03RC14 Copyright 2011-2021 Geoff Graham Copyright 2016-2021 Peter Mather > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3500 to 4100 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next Error : Cannot find a matching FOR > OPTION DISPLAY 50, 240 > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3500 to 4100 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3500 2722 3550 3550 3600 3579 3650 3648 3700 3700 3750 3738 3800 3800 3850 3828 3900 3898 3950 3951 4000 3987 4050 4050 4100 4078 > Thanks for your help. I will see if it stays that way when I restore the other Options. Edit > OPTION SYSTEM SPI GP18,GP19,GP16 > OPTION SYSTEM I2C GP0,GP1 > OPTION CPUSPEED 252000 > OPTION LCDPANEL ILI9341, LANDSCAPE,GP15,GP14,GP13 > OPTION TOUCH GP12,GP11 > GUI CALIBRATE 0, 3912, 3831, -897, -650 > OPTION SDCARD GP22 > OPTION RTC AUTO ENABLE PicoMite MMBasic Version 5.07.03RC14 Copyright 2011-2021 Geoff Graham Copyright 2016-2021 Peter Mather > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3500 to 4100 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3500 3500 3550 3534 3600 3600 3650 3650 3700 3693 3750 3750 3800 3784 3850 1925 3900 1950 3950 1972 4000 2000 4050 2017 4100 2050 > Its back to the same /2 above 3800. I will remove Options to find which one dos it. Edited 2022-01-15 21:50 by phil99 |
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matherp Guru Joined: 11/12/2012 Location: United KingdomPosts: 9101 |
How are you measuring? I'm using a counter/timer and getting correct results now independent of CPU speed. Was certainly wrong in original RC14 |
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phil99 Guru Joined: 11/02/2018 Location: AustraliaPosts: 2134 |
I was using a scope which gave the same results as FIN and your new CSub. Removing all the options one at a time ( cpu restart each time) made no difference, but now CPU SPEED does. OPTION CPUSPEED 126000 > cpu restart > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 2284 3750 3750 3800 3800 3850 3841 3900 3900 3950 3931 4000 4000 > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 3788 3750 3750 3800 3775 3850 3845 3900 3900 3950 3935 4000 4000 > OPTION CPUSPEED 252000 > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 2558 3750 3750 3800 3800 3850 2138 3900 1950 3950 1967 4000 2000 > OPTION CPUSPEED 126000 > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 3700 3750 3742 3800 3800 3850 3832 3900 3900 3950 3950 4000 3992 > |
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phil99 Guru Joined: 11/02/2018 Location: AustraliaPosts: 2134 |
Re did clear flash and updated again then tried a few different CPU speeds. All ok up to 233000 at which point it died. No USB connection showing in Device Manager. > UPDATE FIRMWARE PicoMite MMBasic Version 5.07.03RC14 Copyright 2011-2021 Geoff Graham Copyright 2016-2021 Peter Mather > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > OPTION DISPLAY 50, 240 > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 3700 3750 3750 3800 3792 3850 3850 3900 3882 3950 3950 4000 4000 > option cpuspeed 200000 > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 2587 3750 3750 3800 3800 3850 3845 3900 3900 3950 3934 4000 4000 > option cpuspeed 210000 > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 3700 3750 3750 3800 3792 3850 3850 3900 3882 3950 3950 4000 4000 > option cpuspeed 233000 |
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matherp Guru Joined: 11/12/2012 Location: United KingdomPosts: 9101 |
I would suspect power supply to the Pico or similar. All my Picos run happily at 252MHz and PWM is now correct in all cases |
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phil99 Guru Joined: 11/02/2018 Location: AustraliaPosts: 2134 |
Got it going again with a couple of hold button - plug in USB - clear flash - re-flash cycles. At 133000 > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 3219 3750 3750 3800 3783 3850 3850 3900 3900 3950 3943 4000 4000 > option cpuspeed 252000 > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 3442 3750 3750 3800 3787 3850 1925 3900 1938 3950 1974 4000 2000 > Edit 240000 seems ok > option cpuspeed 250000 > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 2109 3750 3749 3800 3800 3850 2365 3900 1950 3950 1964 4000 1999 > option cpuspeed 240000 > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 2761 3750 3750 3800 3777 3850 3847 3900 3900 3950 3937 4000 4000 > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 3700 3750 3731 3800 3800 3850 3850 3900 3891 3950 3950 4000 3982 > Edited 2022-01-16 06:40 by phil99 |
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TassyJim Guru Joined: 07/08/2011 Location: AustraliaPosts: 6094 |
I can confirm Phil's observation > option list OPTION SYSTEM SPI GP10,GP11,GP12 OPTION CPUSPEED (KHz) 200000 OPTION LCDPANEL ILI9341, LANDSCAPE,GP7,GP8,GP9 OPTION TOUCH GP14,GP15 GUI CALIBRATE 0, 250, 504, 925, 747 OPTION SDCARD GP13 speed 200000 is OK speed 250000 gives the half speed PWM. Definitively PWM, not frequency measurement. using firmware post earlier in this thread. PicoMite.uf2 15/01/2022 0925 Jim VK7JH MMedit MMBasic Help |
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phil99 Guru Joined: 11/02/2018 Location: AustraliaPosts: 2134 |
** Jump to Edit 4 Now it has infected FIN. FIN now shows double the frequency that I get on the CRO. PicoMite MMBasic Version 5.07.03RC14 Copyright 2011-2021 Geoff Graham Copyright 2016-2021 Peter Mather > option cpuspeed 252000 > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 5817 <--3700 actual 3750 7500 3800 7558 3850 3920 <--1925 actual 3900 3900 3950 3939 4000 4000 <--2000 actual > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 6149 3750 7500 3800 7600 3850 4495 <--1925 actual 3900 3900 3950 3931 4000 4000 <--2000 actual Edit After power off > ? mm.info(cpuspeed) 252000000 > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 7400 <--3700 actual 3750 7468 3800 7600 3850 3850 3900 3894 3950 3950 4000 3983 <--2000 actual > option cpuspeed 240000 > ? mm.info(cpuspeed) 240000000 > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 7400 <--3700 actual 3750 7500 3800 7589 3850 7700 3900 7768 3950 7900 4000 8000 <--4000 actual > Edit 2 FIN showing double measured freq. at all CPU speeds, despite re-flashing. > update firmware PicoMite MMBasic Version 5.07.03RC14 Copyright 2011-2021 Geoff Graham Copyright 2016-2021 Peter Mather > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin:for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 6646 3750 7500 3800 7569 3850 7700 3900 7800 3950 7889 4000 8000 > option cpuspeed 125000 > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin:for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 6649 3750 7501 3800 7569 3850 7701 3900 7800 3950 7889 4000 8000 > option cpuspeed 48000 > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin:for n=3700 to 4000 step 50 : pause 100 : pwm 1,n,50 : pause 1500 : :? n,pin(9) : next 3700 6643 3750 7500 3800 7569 3850 7700 3900 7801 3950 7888 4000 8000 > Edit 3 Further observations. Returned to this Pico after some time testing another (same PWM symptoms) and found FIN back to normal. It seems a brief power off / on is insufficient for a proper reset. If others also find this it may be worth a mention in the manual. > With OPTION CPUSPEED 240000 PWM is fine up to 100kHz. Not sure what the upper limit is. If PWM is set too high, relative to CPU speed MMBasic freezes though the heartbeat LED continues to blink. Only power off / on restores it. Edit 4 Supply filtering Added 10uF to +5v and 47uF to +3.3V and now PWM works to 200kHz at top CPU speed. > option cpuspeed 252000 > setpin 4,pwm1a : setpin 9,fin > pwm 1,200000,50 : pause 1500 : ? pin(9) 200659 > ? pin(9) 200712 > ? pin(9) 200777 CRO shows 200.3kHz, multimeter shows 199.9kHz. Edit 5 It has reverted to the original problem, so the capacitors aren't the answer. Edit 6 "V5.07.03RC15" Many thanks Peter so far it is working perfectly. > pwm 1,200000,50 : pause 2500 : ? pin (9) 199987 > ? pin (9) 199984 measured 199.9kHz > ? pin (9) 199976 > pwm 1,250000,50 : pause 2500 : ? pin (9) 248987 measured 249.9kHz > Edited 2022-01-17 07:46 by phil99 |
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Volhout Guru Joined: 05/03/2018 Location: NetherlandsPosts: 4222 |
hi phil99, Is this topic closed now ? From reading through it there seem to be different behaviour using the FIN and the CSUB, and you mentioned HW changes (adding capacitors) that was revoked later. Is the fix in the SW the solution, or incidental ? From the testing in the thread, I fear that the ARM can run at 252MHz, but that the peripherals (or synchronization on the bus) may become critical above 200MHz. Hence double and half readings (simply missing half of the events). Any other info from this ? PicomiteVGA PETSCII ROBOTS |
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phil99 Guru Joined: 11/02/2018 Location: AustraliaPosts: 2134 |
Peter's fix in V5.07.03RC15 solved the problems for all the Picos I have, but mileage may vary for others as 252MHz is above spec. |
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disco4now Guru Joined: 18/12/2014 Location: AustraliaPosts: 896 |
The LOG CSUB compiled with the new header file as required from V5.07.05 Beta13 onwards. CSUB LOG 00000041 'timout B082B580 4B10AF00 3320681B 4B0F607B 4798681B 681A687B 4299685B D10ED803 D8004290 4B0AE00B 2200681B 4B09601A 2200681B 4B08601A 2201681B 46C0601A B00246BD 46C0BD80 1000038C 100003AC 10000388 100003C8 100003D0 'intprog B085B590 4B22AF00 60FB681B 681B4B20 60BB3310 681B68FB 68BB607B 1E5A681B 601A68BB 681B68BB DC0B2B00 681B4B19 601A2200 681B4B18 601A2200 681B4B17 601A2201 681B4B16 47982009 D0081E03 681B4B14 00024798 6879000B 604B600A 4B10E00C 4798681B 000B0002 42502100 687C4199 000B0002 60636022 681B68FB 001A3308 601A68FB 46BD46C0 BD90B005 1000038C 10000388 100003C8 100003D0 1000032C 100003AC 'main B088B580 60F8AF00 607A60B9 681B4B16 447A4A16 4B16601A 1D3A681B 4B15601A 61FB681B 681B4B13 61BB3310 681B4B11 617B3320 69FB68FA 68BB601A 685B681A 601A69BB 681B4B0C 00024798 6879000B 68496808 414B1812 600A6979 46C0604B B00846BD 46C0BD80 100003C8 FFFFFF43 10000388 1000038C 100003AC End CSUB Latest F4 Latest H7 |
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Volhout Guru Joined: 05/03/2018 Location: NetherlandsPosts: 4222 |
Hi disco4now, In the manchester thread Phil99 indicated the re-compiled version does not work on 5.07.05b18. Any idea ? Is there a new change in header file ? I want to evaluate this code, so would appreciate if you could have help to make it work. Maybe we could ask Peter to set up a teams meeting where he gives a demo/instructs (interested) forum members how to make CSUB's. Or maybe a short Youtube? I remember there was a thread earlier about this topic. I would definitely be interested in the ability to create CSUB's. I'll try to find this thread an see if I can understand from the writeup. However... my skillset may be just the most dangerous one, knowing not enough (capable of a blink routine in Arduino) but being stubborn enough not to accept this flaw. Edited 2022-09-19 18:27 by Volhout PicomiteVGA PETSCII ROBOTS |
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JohnS Guru Joined: 18/11/2011 Location: United KingdomPosts: 3800 |
A web search like CSUB site:www.thebackshed.com/forum may be useful. E.g. I found https://www.thebackshed.com/forum/ViewTopic.php?TID=14126&P=1 https://www.thebackshed.com/forum/ViewTopic.php?TID=12289&P=1 For the Pico you may first want to follow the RPi doc to set up its tools. Once you can build the pico sdk / tools (for which you don't need to know any C), you can write a CSUB with a pretty basic grasp of C - just stay simple - and ask here for tips etc. John Edited 2022-09-19 19:33 by JohnS |
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disco4now Guru Joined: 18/12/2014 Location: AustraliaPosts: 896 |
I think this one works for B13 upwards. CSUB LOG 00000041 'check_timer B082B580 4B10AF00 3320681B 4B0F607B 4798681B 681A687B 4299685B D10ED803 D8004290 4B0AE00B 2200681B 4B09601A 2200681B 4B08601A 2201681B 46C0601A B00246BD 46C0BD80 1000038C 100003AC 10000388 100003C8 100003D0 'intprog B085B590 4B22AF00 60FB681B 681B4B20 60BB3310 681B68FB 68BB607B 1E5A681B 601A68BB 681B68BB DC0B2B00 681B4B19 601A2200 681B4B18 601A2200 681B4B17 601A2201 681B4B16 47982009 D0081E03 681B4B14 00024798 6879000B 604B600A 4B10E00C 4798681B 000B0002 42502100 687C4199 000B0002 60636022 681B68FB 001A3308 601A68FB 46BD46C0 BD90B005 1000038C 10000388 100003C8 100003D0 1000032C 100003AC 'main B088B580 60F8AF00 607A60B9 681B4B16 447A4A16 4B16601A 4A16681B 601A447A 681B4B15 4B1461FB 3310681B 4B1261BB 3320681B 68FA617B 601A69FB 681A68BB 69BB685B 4B0D601A 4798681B 000B0002 68086879 18126849 6979414B 604B600A 46BD46C0 BD80B008 100003C8 FFFFFF43 10000388 FFFFFEDD 1000038C 100003AC End CSUB Source has one little fix. // uSecTimer returns a 64-bit integer giving the number of microseconds since system boot // CFuncRam is 256 bytes of RAM that aren't touched by Basic // PinRead gives the status of a pin specified by the number (pin9 = GP6) // CFuncInt1 is the address of a function to be called when a H/W interrupt occurs on COUNT pin 1 // CFuncmSec is the address of a function to be called every millisecond by trhe main clock interrupt // Interrupt is a variable that tells Basic that the INTERRUPT specified in the Basic code has been triggered // static void check_timer(void){ //routine called every millisecond unsigned long long int *endtime=(unsigned long long int *)&CFuncRam[8]; if(uSecTimer()>*endtime){ // timeout triggered CFuncmSec=0; //disable the millisecond interrupt CFuncInt1=0; //disable the H/W pin change interrupt Interrupt=1; //trigger the Basic interrupt } } static void intprog(void){ //routine called every change on GP6 unsigned int *array=(unsigned int *)&CFuncRam[0]; int *count=(int *)&CFuncRam[4]; unsigned int d=*array; *count=*count-1; //decrement the event counter if(*count<=0){ //count satisfied CFuncmSec=0; //disable the millisecond interrupt CFuncInt1=0; //disable the H/W pin change interrupt Interrupt=1; //trigger the Basic interrupt } if(PinRead(9))*(long long int *)d=uSecTimer(); else *(long long int *)d=-uSecTimer(); *array=*array+sizeof(long long int); } void main(long long int *basicarray, long long int *samplecount, long long int *timout){ CFuncInt1=(unsigned int)&intprog; //set up the address for the H/W interrupt CFuncmSec=(unsigned int)&check_timer; //Set up the address for the millisecond timer unsigned int *array=(unsigned int *)&CFuncRam[0]; //get a pointer to a permanent location to store a global pointer to the array int *count=(int *)&CFuncRam[4]; //get a pointer to a permanent location to store the count of the samples required unsigned long long int *endtime=(unsigned long long int *)&CFuncRam[8]; //get a pointer to a permanent location to store the timeout value *array=(unsigned int)basicarray; *count=(int)*samplecount; *endtime=uSecTimer()+ *timout; } Latest F4 Latest H7 |
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phil99 Guru Joined: 11/02/2018 Location: AustraliaPosts: 2134 |
This one is perfect. Thanks |
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