/* * U-boot - serial.c Blackfin Serial Driver * * Copyright (c) 2005-2008 Analog Devices Inc. * * Copyright (c) 2003 Bas Vermeulen , * BuyWays B.V. (www.buyways.nl) * * Based heavily on: * blkfinserial.c: Serial driver for BlackFin DSP internal USRTs. * Copyright(c) 2003 Metrowerks * Copyright(c) 2001 Tony Z. Kou * Copyright(c) 2001-2002 Arcturus Networks Inc. * * Based on code from 68328 version serial driver imlpementation which was: * Copyright (C) 1995 David S. Miller * Copyright (C) 1998 Kenneth Albanowski * Copyright (C) 1998, 1999 D. Jeff Dionne * Copyright (C) 1999 Vladimir Gurevich * * (C) Copyright 2000-2004 * Wolfgang Denk, DENX Software Engineering, wd@denx.de. * * Licensed under the GPL-2 or later. */ /* Anomaly notes: * 05000086 - we don't support autobaud * 05000099 - we only use DR bit, so losing others is not a problem * 05000100 - we don't use the UART_IIR register * 05000215 - we poll the uart (no dma/interrupts) * 05000225 - no workaround possible, but this shouldnt cause errors ... * 05000230 - we tweak the baud rate calculation slightly * 05000231 - we always use 1 stop bit * 05000309 - we always enable the uart before we modify it in anyway * 05000350 - we always enable the uart regardless of boot mode * 05000363 - we don't support break signals, so don't generate one */ #include #include #include #include #include #include DECLARE_GLOBAL_DATA_PTR; #ifdef CONFIG_UART_CONSOLE #include "serial.h" #ifdef CONFIG_DEBUG_SERIAL static uart_lsr_t cached_lsr[256]; static uart_lsr_t cached_rbr[256]; static size_t cache_count; /* The LSR is read-to-clear on some parts, so we have to make sure status * bits aren't inadvertently lost when doing various tests. This also * works around anomaly 05000099 at the same time by keeping a cumulative * tally of all the status bits. */ static uart_lsr_t uart_lsr_save; static uart_lsr_t uart_lsr_read(uint32_t uart_base) { uart_lsr_t lsr = _lsr_read(pUART); uart_lsr_save |= (lsr & (OE|PE|FE|BI)); return lsr | uart_lsr_save; } /* Just do the clear for everyone since it can't hurt. */ static void uart_lsr_clear(uint32_t uart_base) { uart_lsr_save = 0; _lsr_write(pUART, -1); } #else /* When debugging is disabled, we only care about the DR bit, so if other * bits get set/cleared, we don't really care since we don't read them * anyways (and thus anomaly 05000099 is irrelevant). */ static inline uart_lsr_t uart_lsr_read(uint32_t uart_base) { return _lsr_read(pUART); } static void uart_lsr_clear(uint32_t uart_base) { _lsr_write(pUART, -1); } #endif static void uart_putc(uint32_t uart_base, const char c) { /* send a \r for compatibility */ if (c == '\n') serial_putc('\r'); WATCHDOG_RESET(); /* wait for the hardware fifo to clear up */ while (!(uart_lsr_read(uart_base) & THRE)) continue; /* queue the character for transmission */ bfin_write(&pUART->thr, c); SSYNC(); WATCHDOG_RESET(); } static int uart_tstc(uint32_t uart_base) { WATCHDOG_RESET(); return (uart_lsr_read(uart_base) & DR) ? 1 : 0; } static int uart_getc(uint32_t uart_base) { uint16_t uart_rbr_val; /* wait for data ! */ while (!uart_tstc(uart_base)) continue; /* grab the new byte */ uart_rbr_val = bfin_read(&pUART->rbr); #ifdef CONFIG_DEBUG_SERIAL /* grab & clear the LSR */ uart_lsr_t uart_lsr_val = uart_lsr_read(uart_base); cached_lsr[cache_count] = uart_lsr_val; cached_rbr[cache_count] = uart_rbr_val; cache_count = (cache_count + 1) % ARRAY_SIZE(cached_lsr); if (uart_lsr_val & (OE|PE|FE|BI)) { printf("\n[SERIAL ERROR]\n"); do { --cache_count; printf("\t%3zu: RBR=0x%02x LSR=0x%02x\n", cache_count, cached_rbr[cache_count], cached_lsr[cache_count]); } while (cache_count > 0); return -1; } #endif uart_lsr_clear(uart_base); return uart_rbr_val; } #if CONFIG_POST & CONFIG_SYS_POST_UART # define LOOP(x) x #else # define LOOP(x) #endif #if BFIN_UART_HW_VER < 4 LOOP( static void uart_loop(uint32_t uart_base, int state) { u16 mcr; /* Drain the TX fifo first so bytes don't come back */ while (!(uart_lsr_read(uart_base) & TEMT)) continue; mcr = bfin_read(&pUART->mcr); if (state) mcr |= LOOP_ENA | MRTS; else mcr &= ~(LOOP_ENA | MRTS); bfin_write(&pUART->mcr, mcr); } ) #else LOOP( static void uart_loop(uint32_t uart_base, int state) { u32 control; /* Drain the TX fifo first so bytes don't come back */ while (!(uart_lsr_read(uart_base) & TEMT)) continue; control = bfin_read(&pUART->control); if (state) control |= LOOP_ENA | MRTS; else control &= ~(LOOP_ENA | MRTS); bfin_write(&pUART->control, control); } ) #endif #ifdef CONFIG_SYS_BFIN_UART static void uart_puts(uint32_t uart_base, const char *s) { while (*s) uart_putc(uart_base, *s++); } #define DECL_BFIN_UART(n) \ static int uart##n##_init(void) \ { \ const unsigned short pins[] = { _P_UART(n, RX), _P_UART(n, TX), 0, }; \ peripheral_request_list(pins, "bfin-uart"); \ uart_init(MMR_UART(n)); \ serial_early_set_baud(MMR_UART(n), gd->baudrate); \ uart_lsr_clear(MMR_UART(n)); \ return 0; \ } \ \ static int uart##n##_uninit(void) \ { \ return serial_early_uninit(MMR_UART(n)); \ } \ \ static void uart##n##_setbrg(void) \ { \ serial_early_set_baud(MMR_UART(n), gd->baudrate); \ } \ \ static int uart##n##_getc(void) \ { \ return uart_getc(MMR_UART(n)); \ } \ \ static int uart##n##_tstc(void) \ { \ return uart_tstc(MMR_UART(n)); \ } \ \ static void uart##n##_putc(const char c) \ { \ uart_putc(MMR_UART(n), c); \ } \ \ static void uart##n##_puts(const char *s) \ { \ uart_puts(MMR_UART(n), s); \ } \ \ LOOP( \ static void uart##n##_loop(int state) \ { \ uart_loop(MMR_UART(n), state); \ } \ ) \ \ struct serial_device bfin_serial##n##_device = { \ .name = "bfin_uart"#n, \ .start = uart##n##_init, \ .stop = uart##n##_uninit, \ .setbrg = uart##n##_setbrg, \ .getc = uart##n##_getc, \ .tstc = uart##n##_tstc, \ .putc = uart##n##_putc, \ .puts = uart##n##_puts, \ LOOP(.loop = uart##n##_loop) \ }; #ifdef UART0_RBR DECL_BFIN_UART(0) #endif #ifdef UART1_RBR DECL_BFIN_UART(1) #endif #ifdef UART2_RBR DECL_BFIN_UART(2) #endif #ifdef UART3_RBR DECL_BFIN_UART(3) #endif __weak struct serial_device *default_serial_console(void) { #if CONFIG_UART_CONSOLE == 0 return &bfin_serial0_device; #elif CONFIG_UART_CONSOLE == 1 return &bfin_serial1_device; #elif CONFIG_UART_CONSOLE == 2 return &bfin_serial2_device; #elif CONFIG_UART_CONSOLE == 3 return &bfin_serial3_device; #endif } void bfin_serial_initialize(void) { #ifdef UART0_RBR serial_register(&bfin_serial0_device); #endif #ifdef UART1_RBR serial_register(&bfin_serial1_device); #endif #ifdef UART2_RBR serial_register(&bfin_serial2_device); #endif #ifdef UART3_RBR serial_register(&bfin_serial3_device); #endif } #else /* Symbol for our assembly to call. */ void serial_set_baud(uint32_t baud) { serial_early_set_baud(UART_BASE, baud); } /* Symbol for common u-boot code to call. * Setup the baudrate (brg: baudrate generator). */ void serial_setbrg(void) { serial_set_baud(gd->baudrate); } /* Symbol for our assembly to call. */ void serial_initialize(void) { serial_early_init(UART_BASE); } /* Symbol for common u-boot code to call. */ int serial_init(void) { serial_initialize(); serial_setbrg(); uart_lsr_clear(UART_BASE); return 0; } int serial_tstc(void) { return uart_tstc(UART_BASE); } int serial_getc(void) { return uart_getc(UART_BASE); } void serial_putc(const char c) { uart_putc(UART_BASE, c); } void serial_puts(const char *s) { while (*s) serial_putc(*s++); } LOOP( void serial_loop(int state) { uart_loop(UART_BASE, state); } ) #endif #endif