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/*------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Copyright (C) 1998 : Space Systems Finland Ltd.
Space Systems Finland Ltd (SSF) allows you to use this version of
the DEBIE-I DPU software for the specific purpose and under the
specific conditions set forth in the Terms Of Use document enclosed
with or attached to this software. In particular, the software
remains the property of SSF and you must not distribute the software
to third parties without written and signed authorization from SSF.
System Name: DEBIE DPU SW
Module : dpu_ctrl.h
Operations and macros for low-level control of the Data Processing
Unit, the 80C32 computer on which the DEBIE DPU software runs.
This includes accessing data and code memories by address; boot
and reset operations; watchdog handling; memory patch and test.
Based on the SSF DHI file dpu_ctrl.h, rev 1.23, Fri May 28 14:59:30 1999.
- * --------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
#ifndef DPU_CTRL_H
#define DPU_CTRL_H
#include "keyword.h"
#define SAME 1
#define NOT_SAME 0
#define MEMORY_PATCHED 1
#define MEMORY_NOT_PATCHED 0
#ifndef HIGH
#define HIGH 1
#endif
#ifndef LOW
#define LOW 0
#endif
#define SELECTED 1
#define NOT_SELECTED 0
#define RESET_OK 1
#define RESET_NOT_OK 0
#define ACCEPT_EVENT 1
#define REJECT_EVENT 0
/* memory addresses for program copy */
#define PROGRAM_COPY_START 0x1000
#define PROGRAM_COPY_END 0x8000
/* this can be replaced with real end address (+1) of used program code */
/* given in the linker map file */
/* Comment or delete following definition, if program should be executed */
/* from RAM */
/* #define USE_ALWAYS_PROM */
/* memory addresses for patching */
#define BEGIN_SRAM1 0x1000
#define END_SRAM1 0x7FFF
#define BEGIN_SRAM3 0x8000
#define END_SRAM3 0xFEFF
#define BEGIN_DATA_RAM 0x0000
#define SCIENCE_DATA_START_ADDRESS 0x0000
/* First free absolute data address. */
#define INITIAL_CHECKSUM_VALUE 0
/* A value given to 'reference_checksum' variable at 'Boot()'. */
/* It is zero, since one code byte is dedicated to a constant */
/* that ensures that the checksum of the PROM is zero. */
#include "target_dpu_ctrl.h"
/*type definitions*/
typedef unsigned char DEBIE_mode_t;
/* Debie mode index. Valid values: */
/* 00 DPU self test */
/* 01 Stand by */
/* 10 Acquisition */
typedef enum {
power_up_reset_e = 0, /* Don't change value ! */
watchdog_reset_e = 1, /* Don't change value ! */
soft_reset_e,
warm_reset_e,
error_e,
checksum_reset_e
} reset_class_t;
extern reset_class_t EXTERNAL s_w_reset;
typedef enum {
PROM_e, SRAM_e
} memory_configuration_t;
#define MAX_TIME 0xFFFFFFFF
/* Maximum value for DEBIE time. */
typedef uint32_t dpu_time_t;
/* Data type for DEBIE time. */
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Multi-byte TM types without alignment constraints. */
/* The Keil/8051 system does not constrain alignment for */
/* multi-byte types such as long int, but the Unix test */
/* systems do, and we must declare the TM structures to */
/* avoid constraints. */
/* Note that we still assume that the two systems have */
/* the same endianness. */
/* Note also that the native type is used in the TM when */
/* the component happens to have the correct alignment. */
/* The special types are used only when the alignment is */
/* otherwise incorrect. */
/* Data is moved between the native type and the special */
/* TM type only using the COPY or VALUE_OF macros. Thus, */
/* on the 8051 the two types can in fact be identical, */
/* with COPY defined as direct assignment ("="). */
typedef uskew32_t tm_dpu_time_t;
/* The TM type corresponding to dpu_time_t (32-bit int). */
typedef uskew16_t tm_ushort_t;
/* The TM type corresponding to unsigned short int. */
/* */
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/
typedef struct {
unsigned char *source;
data_address_t destination;
uint_least8_t data_amount;
unsigned char execution_command;
} memory_patch_variables_t;
/* Holds parameters for PatchCode function: */
/* source source address of the patch */
/* (should be between 0x8000 and 0xFF00 - */
/* data_amount) */
/* destination destination address of the patch */
/* (should be between 0x1000 and 0x8000 - */
/* data_amount) */
/* data_amount amount of bytes to be patched (max 255) */
/* execution_command action executed after patch */
/* 0x00 - continue normally */
/* 0x09 - execute soft reset */
/* 0x37 - execute warm reset */
/* 0x5A - jump to start address of patched */
/* memory area */
extern unsigned char EXTERNAL code_not_patched;
/* Initial value is 1, set at Boot(). Value is 1 when code */
/* checksum value is valid, cleared to 0 when code memory is */
/* patched, set to 1 when next checksum calculation */
/* period is started. */
extern unsigned char EXTERNAL reference_checksum;
/* Expected value for code checksum. Will be changed when */
/* code memory is patched. */
/* Function prototypes: */
extern void Init_DPU ( reset_class_t reset_class );
extern reset_class_t GetResetClass( void );
extern void SignalMemoryErrors ( void );
extern void SetMemoryConfiguration ( memory_configuration_t memory );
extern memory_configuration_t GetMemoryConfiguration( void )
COMPACT REENTRANT_FUNC;
extern void PatchCode( memory_patch_variables_t EXTERNAL *patch_variables );
extern void Reboot( reset_class_t boot_type );
/* Assembly-language function prototypes (asmfuncs.a51): */
extern unsigned char TestMemBits ( data_address_t address );
extern unsigned char TestMemData (
data_address_t start,
uint_least8_t bytes );
extern unsigned char TestMemSeq (
data_address_t start,
uint_least8_t bytes );
#endif