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ra8-firmware 0.1.0
Bare-metal firmware for the Renesas RA8 family (RA8D2 / RA8P1)
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12-bit DAC_B triangle-wave generator for EK-RA8D2 More...
#include <stdint.h>#include "ra8_attributes.h"#include "ra8_board_ek_ra8d2.h"#include "ra8_boot_entry.h"#include "ra8_cgc.h"#include "ra8_dac_b.h"#include "ra8_err.h"#include "ra8_isr.h"#include "ra8_time.h"Go to the source code of this file.
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| enum | dac_demo_const_t : uint16_t { k_dac_demo_channel = 0U , k_dac_demo_steps = 64U , k_dac_demo_step_ms = 1U , k_dac_demo_max_code = 4095U } |
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| static void | internal_dac_demo_panic_halt (void) |
| Park the processor after an unrecoverable DAC waveform failure. | |
| static void | internal_dac_demo_setup_or_halt (void) |
| Bring CGC + SysTick + DAC_B0 up. | |
| static ra8_err_t | internal_dac_demo_one_triangle_period (void) |
| Emit one full ramp-up + ramp-down cycle. | |
| void | main (void) |
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| volatile uint32_t | g_dac_waveform_tick = 0U |
| HIL liveness counter – incremented once per triangle period. | |
12-bit DAC_B triangle-wave generator for EK-RA8D2
Drives DAC_B channel 0 (DAC0OUT pin) with a triangle wave spanning the full 12-bit code range (0..4095). The ramp uses 64 steps with 1 ms between samples, so a single period (up + down) is ~128 ms (~8 Hz visible). Probe with an oscilloscope on the DAC0 output pad of the EK-RA8D2.
The slow rate is dictated by the millisecond-granularity HAL delay (ra8_delay_ms) – there is no microsecond busy-wait helper in libs/ra8_core/ra8_time yet. Adding one is tracked in docs/ROADMAP.md; once available this demo's step period drops to 16 us for an audible 1 kHz triangle.
Sequence:
Definition in file main.c.
| enum dac_demo_const_t : uint16_t |
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Emit one full ramp-up + ramp-down cycle.
Writes evenly spaced codes from zero toward full scale and back to zero, delaying between samples to produce one triangle period.
| k_ra8_ok | Every sample in both ramps was accepted. |
| k_ra8_err_hw_error | A DAC write in either ramp failed. |
Definition at line 160 of file main.c.
References k_dac_demo_channel, k_dac_demo_max_code, k_dac_demo_step_ms, k_dac_demo_steps, k_ra8_err_hw_error, k_ra8_ok, ra8_dac_b_write(), ra8_delay_ms(), and RA8_INTERNAL.
Referenced by main().
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Park the processor after an unrecoverable DAC waveform failure.
Preserves the analog-generator state in a permanent wait-for-interrupt loop for debugger inspection.
Definition at line 89 of file main.c.
References RA8_INTERNAL.
Referenced by internal_dac_demo_setup_or_halt(), and main().
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Bring CGC + SysTick + DAC_B0 up.
Halts on any error.
Initializes the system clock and millisecond time base, then configures DAC_B channel 0 for right-aligned samples on the normal reference. A failed dependency enters the permanent panic halt.
Definition at line 113 of file main.c.
References internal_dac_demo_panic_halt(), k_ra8_clock_id_cpuclk0, k_ra8_dac_b_format_right, k_ra8_dac_b_vref_normal, k_ra8_ok, ra8_cgc_get_clock_hz(), ra8_cgc_init(), ra8_dac_b_init_configured(), RA8_INTERNAL, and ra8_time_init().
Referenced by main().
| void main | ( | void | ) |
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Returns void, not int. This is a freestanding image: there is no hosted C environment, no process and nothing to report an exit status to. ISO C fixes main at int only for a hosted implementation; for a freestanding one (C23 5.1.2.1) the startup function's name and type are implementation-defined, and this is that definition. Reset_Handler discards no value because there is none to discard, and if main ever does return, startup halts the CPU rather than resuming anything.
The firmware lane is compiled -ffreestanding (see cmake/ra8_add_app.cmake) and the flag and this signature travel together: without it both GCC and clang reject a non-int main (-Wmain / -Wmain-return-type). Do not remove one without the other.
That coupling is why the declaration sits behind __STDC_HOSTED__ == 0, which -ffreestanding sets and a hosted build does not. The guard is not defensive dressing: this header is reachable from host builds (the unit tests compile ra8_core natively), and an unguarded void main(void); makes every hosted translation unit that includes it fail with conflicting types for 'main' against its own ISO int main. The declaration therefore exists exactly where its contract does.
Hosted first-party code – everything under tests/ and tools/ – uses the ISO int main(...) contract instead, because it genuinely does run under an OS that reads the exit status. scripts/checks/check_entry_points.py holds each domain to its own contract (#707).
Declared here, once, for the same reason SystemInit is: every vector_table.c used to restate it as a local extern int32_t main(void);, sixteen copies that no compiler ever compared against the definition – and roughly thirty of them had silently drifted out of agreement with the main they called.
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Brings up CGC + BSP audio then plays blocks.
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Brings up CGC + GPT triple, runs sweep.
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Brings up clocks + UART + RMII pins, then ThreadX.
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Brings up clocks + UART, then enters ThreadX.
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Brings up LED, console, SDHI pins, then ThreadX.
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Brings up CGC + USB-FS + UAC1, then enters the iso-IN feed loop forever.
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See file header.
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Profiles power modes once a second.
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Brings up the clocks, console, SPI, and SD card, then runs the shared ra8_io VFS round-trip over the SD-over-SPI block device. On success it prints the exact PASS banner the HIL runner and ra8_emulator smoke gate scrape for; on any failure it prints FAIL and parks the core.
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Initialises logging and the console, brings up the OSPI NOR volume, runs the erase-before-write round-trip, and prints a single PASS/FAIL verdict line over SCI8 before parking in an infinite loop.
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Both USB controllers' clocks and pins come up before the kernel so the workers only deal with stack bring-up.
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Brings up logging and the clock tree, releases the Cortex-M33 (which then blinks LED1 via ra8_pcntr_set_output()), and idles. See the file header.
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Brings up logging, the clock tree, and the VCOM console, runs the cacheable-SRAM round-trip with the D-cache that SystemInit() enabled through ra8_cache_dcache_enable(), emits the matching PASS / FAIL banner over the console and ra8_log, then parks in WFI. Every byte the self-test touches runs with the L1 caches + MPU enabled by the shared boot (RA8_BOOT_ENABLE_CACHE_MPU + RA8_BOOT_CACHE_VIA_HAL).
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Publishes the mailbox, releases the Cortex-M33 into the emitter, yields until it signals done, validates the blob the M33 built, then logs the PASS/FAIL verdict and the chapter count read back from the blob. See the file header for the offload narrative.
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Publishes the mailbox, arms the IPC0 wake and configures the LPM block, releases the Cortex-M33 into the reader, waits for the first held page, logs the page-0 verdict, then runs the #150 mode-switch cycle – parking in low-power WFI and waking on the M33's page-turn pokes – before logging the handoff verdict and parking for good. See the file header for the narrative.
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Brings up the timebase then measures forever.
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Arms the RIIC1 target and polls the dispatcher.
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Brings up the LIN commander then drives frames.
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Brings up logging, "renders" page 0 into the shared mailbox, releases the Cortex-M33 into its hold loop, and parks the M85 in low-power WFI sleep. See the file header for the power-saving narrative.
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The USB clock, pins, console, and the SD card all come up before the kernel so the worker only deals with USB stack bring-up.
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Brings up logging, the clock tree, and the VCOM console, runs the three-step self-test (MPU enabled, canonical boot map, Device MMIO), emits the matching PASS / FAIL banner over the console and ra8_log, then parks in WFI.
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Initialises logging + console, brings up the MRAM volume, runs the wear-levelling + power-cycle-survival flow, and prints a single PASS/FAIL verdict.
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Initialises logging + console, brings up the MRAM volume, runs the program/erase round-trip, and prints a single PASS/FAIL verdict.
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Brings up the clocks, console, and SDHI bus pins, runs the native SD card identification, fills the payload, then runs the full ra8_io VFS round-trip over the native-SDHI block device. On success it prints the exact PASS banner the HIL runner and ra8_emulator smoke gate scrape for; on any failure it prints FAIL and parks the core.
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Brings up the console and both stdio sinks, retargets the engine's stdio to the in-RAM capture sink, runs the two-backend swap, replays the RAM capture out of the UART, and prints a single PASS/FAIL verdict per abstraction before parking in an infinite loop.
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Brings up the clocks, console, and SDHI bus pins, runs the native SD card identification, fills the payload, then writes + reads + compares one raw 512-byte block straight against ra8_sdcard. On success it prints the exact PASS banner; on any failure it prints FAIL and parks the core.
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Brings up clocks + UART + RMII + RSIP, then ThreadX.
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Initializes and arms ADC_B, formats each successful channel sample without variadic I/O, emits the verdict, toggles LED1, and delays.
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Brings up logging, releases the Cortex-M33 (which then blinks LED1), and idles. See the file header for the teaching narrative.
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See the file header for the full behaviour summary.
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Brings up logging, the clock tree, and the VCOM console, runs the three-step self-test (cacheable SRAM, RO MRAM const, Device MMIO), emits the matching PASS / FAIL banner over the console and ra8_log, then parks in WFI. Every byte the self-test touches runs with the L1 caches and MPU enabled by the shared boot (RA8_BOOT_ENABLE_CACHE_MPU).
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Lights HOCO + PLL, then runs a 1 Hz blink.
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See file header for behaviour summary.
Definition at line 180 of file main.c.
References g_dac_waveform_tick, internal_dac_demo_one_triangle_period(), internal_dac_demo_panic_halt(), internal_dac_demo_setup_or_halt(), k_ra8_ok, and ra8_isr_globals_enable().
| volatile uint32_t g_dac_waveform_tick = 0U |
HIL liveness counter – incremented once per triangle period.
Read externally by scripts/hil/jlink_memprobe.sh via SWD; the script halts the chip, samples this value, lets the chip run for N seconds, halts again, and asserts the delta >= HIL_PROBE_MIN_ADVANCE. Catches the "PC is in MRAM but main loop never iterated" failure mode that the plain HIL_MODE=alive check misses.
volatile keeps the increment alive under optimization; the global (non-static) keeps the symbol linker-visible without –gc-sections culling.
Definition at line 71 of file main.c.
Referenced by main().