Implement IRQ software support for RISC-V.

Well, at least PicoRV32-specific. Turns out there is no RISC-V
specification for simple microcontroller-like interrupts, so PicoRV32
implements its' own based on custom opcodes.

It's somewhat esoteric, and for example doesn't offer a global interrupt
enable/disable. For this we implement a thin wrapper in assembly and
then expose it via a few helpers in irq.h.
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Sergiusz Bazanski 2018-01-22 18:31:18 +00:00
parent 2108c97b9b
commit 6daf3eabc5
2 changed files with 276 additions and 15 deletions

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@ -5,6 +5,27 @@
extern "C" {
#endif
#ifdef __riscv
// PicoRV32 has a very limited interrupt support, implemented via custom
// instructions. It also doesn't have a global interrupt enable/disable, so
// we have to emulate it via saving and restoring a mask and using 0/~1 as a
// hardware mask.
// Due to all this somewhat low-level mess, all of the glue is implementein
// the RiscV crt0, and this header is kept as a thin wrapper. Since interrupts
// managed by this layer, do not call interrupt instructions directly, as the
// state will go out of sync with the hardware.
// Read only.
extern unsigned int _irq_pending;
// Read only.
extern unsigned int _irq_mask;
// Read only.
extern unsigned int _irq_enabled;
extern void _irq_enable(void);
extern void _irq_disable(void);
extern void _irq_setmask(unsigned int);
#endif
#ifdef __or1k__
#include <system.h>
#endif
@ -17,9 +38,8 @@ static inline unsigned int irq_getie(void)
return ie;
#elif defined (__or1k__)
return !!(mfspr(SPR_SR) & SPR_SR_IEE);
#elif defined (__riscv__)
/* FIXME */
return 0;
#elif defined (__riscv)
return _irq_enabled != 0;
#else
#error Unsupported architecture
#endif
@ -34,9 +54,11 @@ static inline void irq_setie(unsigned int ie)
mtspr(SPR_SR, mfspr(SPR_SR) | SPR_SR_IEE);
else
mtspr(SPR_SR, mfspr(SPR_SR) & ~SPR_SR_IEE);
#elif defined (__riscv__)
/* FIXME */
return 0;
#elif defined (__riscv)
if (ie & 0x1)
_irq_enable();
else
_irq_disable();
#else
#error Unsupported architecture
#endif
@ -50,9 +72,10 @@ static inline unsigned int irq_getmask(void)
return mask;
#elif defined (__or1k__)
return mfspr(SPR_PICMR);
#elif defined (__riscv__)
/* FIXME */
return 0;
#elif defined (__riscv)
// PicoRV32 interrupt mask bits are high-disabled. This is the inverse of how
// LiteX sees things.
return ~_irq_mask;
#else
#error Unsupported architecture
#endif
@ -64,9 +87,10 @@ static inline void irq_setmask(unsigned int mask)
__asm__ __volatile__("wcsr IM, %0" : : "r" (mask));
#elif defined (__or1k__)
mtspr(SPR_PICMR, mask);
#elif defined (__riscv__)
/* FIXME */
return 0;
#elif defined (__riscv)
// PicoRV32 interrupt mask bits are high-disabled. This is the inverse of how
// LiteX sees things.
_irq_setmask(~mask);
#else
#error Unsupported architecture
#endif
@ -80,9 +104,8 @@ static inline unsigned int irq_pending(void)
return pending;
#elif defined (__or1k__)
return mfspr(SPR_PICSR);
#elif defined (__riscv__)
/* FIXME */
return 0;
#elif defined (__riscv)
return _irq_pending;
#else
#error Unsupported architecture
#endif

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@ -1,5 +1,145 @@
/*
* Copyright 2018, Serge Bazanski <serge@bazanski.pl>
*
* Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any
* purpose with or without fee is hereby granted.
*/
#include "picorv32-extraops.S"
/*
* Interrupt vector.
*/
.global _start
_start:
.org 0x00000000 # Reset
j _crt0
.org 0x00000010 # IRQ
_irq_vector:
j _irq
/*
* IRQ handler, branched to from the vector.
*/
_irq:
/* save x1/x2 to q1/q2 */
picorv32_setq_insn(q2, x1)
picorv32_setq_insn(q3, x2)
/* use x1 to index into irq_regs */
lui x1, %hi(irq_regs)
addi x1, x1, %lo(irq_regs)
/* use x2 as scratch space for saving registers */
/* q0 (== x1), q2(== x2), q3 */
picorv32_getq_insn(x2, q0)
sw x2, 0*4(x1)
picorv32_getq_insn(x2, q2)
sw x2, 1*4(x1)
picorv32_getq_insn(x2, q3)
sw x2, 2*4(x1)
/* save x3 - x31 */
sw x3, 3*4(x1)
sw x4, 4*4(x1)
sw x5, 5*4(x1)
sw x6, 6*4(x1)
sw x7, 7*4(x1)
sw x8, 8*4(x1)
sw x9, 9*4(x1)
sw x10, 10*4(x1)
sw x11, 11*4(x1)
sw x12, 12*4(x1)
sw x13, 13*4(x1)
sw x14, 14*4(x1)
sw x15, 15*4(x1)
sw x16, 16*4(x1)
sw x17, 17*4(x1)
sw x18, 18*4(x1)
sw x19, 19*4(x1)
sw x20, 20*4(x1)
sw x21, 21*4(x1)
sw x22, 22*4(x1)
sw x23, 23*4(x1)
sw x24, 24*4(x1)
sw x25, 25*4(x1)
sw x26, 26*4(x1)
sw x27, 27*4(x1)
sw x28, 28*4(x1)
sw x29, 29*4(x1)
sw x30, 30*4(x1)
sw x31, 31*4(x1)
/* update _irq_pending to the currently pending interrupts */
picorv32_getq_insn(t0, q1)
la t1, (_irq_pending)
sw t0, 0(t1)
/* prepare C handler stack */
lui sp, %hi(_irq_stack)
addi sp, sp, %lo(_irq_stack)
/* call C handler */
jal ra, isr
/* use x1 to index into irq_regs */
lui x1, %hi(irq_regs)
addi x1, x1, %lo(irq_regs)
/* restore q0 - q2 */
lw x2, 0*4(x1)
picorv32_setq_insn(q0, x2)
lw x2, 1*4(x1)
picorv32_setq_insn(q1, x2)
lw x2, 2*4(x1)
picorv32_setq_insn(q2, x2)
/* restore x3 - x31 */
lw x3, 3*4(x1)
lw x4, 4*4(x1)
lw x5, 5*4(x1)
lw x6, 6*4(x1)
lw x7, 7*4(x1)
lw x8, 8*4(x1)
lw x9, 9*4(x1)
lw x10, 10*4(x1)
lw x11, 11*4(x1)
lw x12, 12*4(x1)
lw x13, 13*4(x1)
lw x14, 14*4(x1)
lw x15, 15*4(x1)
lw x16, 16*4(x1)
lw x17, 17*4(x1)
lw x18, 18*4(x1)
lw x19, 19*4(x1)
lw x20, 20*4(x1)
lw x21, 21*4(x1)
lw x22, 22*4(x1)
lw x23, 23*4(x1)
lw x24, 24*4(x1)
lw x25, 25*4(x1)
lw x26, 26*4(x1)
lw x27, 27*4(x1)
lw x28, 28*4(x1)
lw x29, 29*4(x1)
lw x30, 30*4(x1)
lw x31, 31*4(x1)
/* restore x1 - x2 from q registers */
picorv32_getq_insn(x1, q1)
picorv32_getq_insn(x2, q2)
/* return from interrupt */
picorv32_retirq_insn()
/*
* Reset handler, branched to from the vector.
*/
_crt0:
/* zero-initialize all registers */
addi x1, zero, 0
addi x2, zero, 0
@ -33,5 +173,103 @@ _start:
addi x30, zero, 0
addi x31, zero, 0
/* mask all interrupts */
li t0, 0xffffffff
picorv32_maskirq_insn(zero, t0)
/* reflect that in _irq_mask */
la t1, _irq_mask
sw t0, 0(t1)
/* set main stack */
la sp, _fstack
/* jump to main */
jal ra, main
1:
/* loop forever */
j 1b
/*
* Enable interrupts by copying the software mask to the hardware mask
*/
.global _irq_enable
_irq_enable:
/* Set _irq_enabled to true */
la t0, _irq_enabled
addi t1, zero, 1
sw t1, 0(t0)
/* Set the HW IRQ mask to _irq_mask */
la t0, _irq_mask
lw t0, 0(t0)
picorv32_maskirq_insn(zero, t0)
ret
/*
* Disable interrupts by masking all interrupts (the mask should already be
* up to date)
*/
.global _irq_disable
_irq_disable:
/* Mask all IRQs */
li t0, 0xffffffff
picorv32_maskirq_insn(zero, t0)
/* Set _irq_enabled to false */
la t0, _irq_enabled
sw zero, (t0)
ret
/*
* Set interrrupt mask.
* This updates the software mask (for readback and interrupt inable/disable)
* and the hardware mask.
* 1 means interrupt is masked (disabled).
*/
.global _irq_setmask
_irq_setmask:
/* Update _irq_mask */
la t0, _irq_mask
sw a0, (t0)
/* Are interrupts enabled? */
la t0, _irq_enabled
lw t0, 0(t0)
beq t0, zero, 1f
/* If so, update the HW IRQ mask */
picorv32_maskirq_insn(zero, a0)
1:
ret
.section .bss
irq_regs:
/* saved interrupt registers, x0 - x31 */
.fill 32,4
/* interrupt stack */
.fill 256,4
_irq_stack:
/*
* Bitfield of pending interrupts, updated on ISR entry.
*/
.global _irq_pending
_irq_pending:
.word 0
/*
* Software copy of enabled interrupts. Do not write directly, use
* _irq_set_mask instead.
*/
.global _irq_mask
_irq_mask:
.word 0
/*
* Software state of global interrupts being enabled or disabled. Do not write
* directly, use _irq_disable / _irq_enable instead.
*/
.global _irq_enabled
_irq_enabled:
.word 0