Retro68/gcc/libgloss/m32c/sample.c
2012-03-27 01:51:53 +02:00

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/* This is a sample program that shows how to use a few of the
features of the M32C port of GCC, Binutils, and Newlib. */
#include <varvects.h>
typedef unsigned char byte;
typedef unsigned short word;
#define prcr (*(volatile byte *)0x000a)
#define cm0 (*(volatile byte *)0x0006)
#define cm1 (*(volatile byte *)0x0007)
#define ocd (*(volatile byte *)0x000c)
#ifdef __r8c_cpu__
/* These are for the R8C/20 with LEDs on port P2 */
#define tracr (*(volatile byte *)0x0100)
#define traioc (*(volatile byte *)0x0101)
#define tramr (*(volatile byte *)0x0102)
#define trapre (*(volatile byte *)0x0103)
#define tra (*(volatile byte *)0x0104)
#define traic (*(volatile byte *)0x0056)
#define pd2 (*(volatile byte *)0x00e6)
#define p2 (*(volatile byte *)0x00e4)
#define ivec_timer_ra 22
#endif
#ifdef __m32c_cpu__
/* These are for the M32C/83 with LEDs on port P0 and P1 */
#define ta0 (*(volatile word *)0x0346)
#define ta0mr (*(volatile byte *)0x0356)
#define tabsr (*(volatile byte *)0x0340)
#define ta0ic (*(volatile byte *)0x006c)
#define pd0 (*(volatile byte *)0x03e2)
#define pd1 (*(volatile byte *)0x03e3)
#define p0 (*(volatile byte *)0x03e0)
#define p1 (*(volatile byte *)0x03e1)
#define ivec_timer_a0 12
#endif
/* Newlib's exit() pulls in lots of other things. Main() should never
exit, but if it did, you could hard-reset the chip here. */
void
exit(int rv)
{
while (1)
asm volatile ("");
}
#ifdef __r8c_cpu__
/* The "constructor" attribute causes the startup code to call this
sometime before main() is called. */
__attribute__((constructor))
void
fast_clock(void)
{
asm("fclr I");
prcr = 1;
cm0 = 0x08;
cm1 = 0x38;
asm("nop");
asm("nop");
asm("nop");
asm("nop");
ocd = 0;
prcr = 0;
asm("fset I");
}
#endif
/* We mark this volatile in case a non-interrupt function wants to
read it, else gcc may optimize away extra reads. */
static volatile int tc = 1;
/* The "interrupt" attribute changes the function entry/exit to
properly preserve any changed registers. */
static void __attribute__((interrupt))
timer_ra_interrupt()
{
tc ++;
#ifdef __r8c_cpu__
p2 = tc >> 4;
#else
p1 = tc;
p0 = tc >> 8;
#endif
}
main()
{
#ifdef __r8c_cpu__
pd2 = 0xff;
/* TIMER RA */
tracr = 0x00;
traioc = 0x00;
tramr = 0x00; /* timer mode, f1 */
trapre = 255; /* prescaler */
tra = 255; /* cycle count */
_set_var_vect (timer_ra_interrupt, ivec_timer_ra);
traic = 5;
tracr = 1;
#endif
#ifdef __m32c_cpu__
pd0 = 0xff;
pd1 = 0xff;
/* TIMER A0 */
ta0mr = 0x00; /* Timer A0 mode register */
ta0 = 65535; /* Timer A0 register */
_set_var_vect (timer_ra_interrupt, ivec_timer_a0);
ta0ic = 5;
tabsr = 0xff;
#endif
/* main() must never return. */
while (1)
;
}