RESOLVED - BrickLV Crashes on ISR-trigger

Hi, I operate a PowerPMAC BrickLV PBL8-H23-000-5E00V00. IDE version: 4.3.2.19. Firmware version: 2.3.2.5.

 

I want to use the CCISR on the high flag from channel 2 and capture the position from that channel.

I use the following commands to set up the CCISR:

Gate3[0].Chan[1].CaptCtrl = 2 ;

Gate3[0].Chan[1].CaptFlagChan = 1 ;

Gate3[0].Chan[1].CaptFlagSel = 3 ;

Gate3[0].Chan[1].TimerMode = 0 ;

Gate3[0].IntCtrl = $00020000 ; //Unmasking position capture on channel 2 as source of CCISR

 

I too have a phase_interrupt function on motor[0] controling holding current for my stepper motors. So my C-code looks like this:

 

header.c

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#ifdef __KERNEL__

#include

#else

#define EXPORT_SYMBOL(x) // x

#define KERN_ALERT

#define printk printf

#include

#endif

#include // Global Rt/Gp Externals and structures

#include

 

void CaptCompISR(void);

EXPORT_SYMBOL(CaptCompISR);

 

void user_phase( struct MotorData *Mptr);

EXPORT_SYMBOL(user_phase);

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usercode.c

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#include "usrcode.h"

 

#define _PPScriptMode_

#include "../Include/pp_proj.h"

 

void user_phase( struct MotorData *Mptr){

 

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

 

if(pshm->Motor[1].DesVel==0){

// Stromeinstellungen Runtersetzen

pshm->Motor[1].MaxDac = Ch1PeakCur * 28378 / Ch1MaxAdc;

pshm->Motor[1].I2tSet = Ch1HoldCur * 28378 / Ch1MaxAdc;

pshm->Motor[1].IdCmd = (pshm->Motor[1].I2tSet)/2;

pshm->Motor[1].I2tTrip = ( pow((pshm->Motor[1].MaxDac),2) - pow((pshm->Motor[1].I2tSet),2) ) * Ch1TimeAtPeak;

}

else{

// Stromeinstellungen hochsetzen

pshm->Motor[1].MaxDac = Ch1PeakCur * 28378 / Ch1MaxAdc;

pshm->Motor[1].I2tSet = Ch1ContCur * 28378 / Ch1MaxAdc;

pshm->Motor[1].IdCmd = (pshm->Motor[1].I2tSet)/2;

pshm->Motor[1].I2tTrip = ( pow((pshm->Motor[1].MaxDac),2) - pow((pshm->Motor[1].I2tSet),2) ) * Ch1TimeAtPeak; }

 

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

}

 

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/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

}

 

void CaptCompISR(void) {

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// Determine IO-Pointer Adresses //

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int MyFirstGate3Adr = pshm -> OffsetGate3[0] ;

 

volatile int *MyFirstGate3IntCtrl = NULL ; // InCtrl direct register pointer declaration

MyFirstGate3IntCtrl = ( unsigned int * ) piom + ( ( MyFirstGate3Adr + 0x224 ) >> 2 ) ; // IntCtrl register adress calculation 4bytes Per Word

//-----------------------------------------------//

int *UshmIntCtrl_isr ;

UshmIntCtrl_isr = (int *) pushm + 18 ;

*UshmIntCtrl_isr = 84 ;

 

}

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The phase-routine works without problems. However, when I enable the CCISR by entering {UserAlgo.CaptCompIntr=1} and trigger it by a position capturing event, my BrickLV crashes. I have only used a simple operation of writing a figure to a register which I can access in the watch-table to monitor the succesful execution of the CCISR. When I know that it works, I will use it to store the captured positions to an array in the ushm. I have made use of the CCISR two years ago and cannot remember any issues back then. I guess it might be caused by incomatible soft- and firmware or a known bug. I have not installed the newest soft- and hardware because I have run into issues several times with being able to open my legacy projects. I wanted to ask any reader to see if he sees an error in my CCISR setup,

kind regards,

hannsx

I found out that my main problem seems to be that I do not get the right adresses when I calculate them manually. Therefore I close this Thread.