Added option to print a selected subset of information from processor… #80
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…_check to UART0 during simulation.
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Looks great! 👍 However, I would like to keep the memory requirements below 16kB - there is some stuff in the test program that is not needed anymore. I think it would be ok to make this a simulation-only test program so we can get rid of some is-simulation checks making the executable a little less smaller. I would do the changes if that is ok for you. |
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@stnolting That's ok with me. |
sw/example/processor_check/main.c
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| // make sure sim mode is disabled | ||
| UART0_CT &= ~(1 << UART_CT_SIM_MODE); | ||
| // reset UART0 and enable it | ||
| UART0_CT = (1 << UART_CT_EN); |
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This will output "null" at some undefined Baud rate (=0) rather than using the original 19200 configuration. Is this really required? Or would it be ok to use the default baudrate here so the simulated receiver actually receives "0x00"?
* using macros to redirect prints * minor edits to allow execution on real (but constrained) hardware * minor edits to avoid execution of tests that might cause dead locks if certain HW modules are not implemented
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I made some small edits here. The most importants are:
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2x 0x00 from UART0/1 hardware tests
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Seems to work 😉 |
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Looks good! |
…_check to UART0 during simulation.