boot_gnu.s

altera epxa1的例子程序

//***************************************************************************
//***************************************************************************
//
//                           boot.s
//
//  This assembly code file demonstrates the boot process of Altera 
//  ARM-based Excalibur devices.  After executing this boot code, the
//  Excalibur device will be fully configured and initialized for basic 
//  system operation.
//
//  Note that the code in this file is not intended to be efficient nor is
//  it intended to follow proper assembly coding style.  The purpose of the
//  code in this file is for demonstration and clarity of the procedures
//  performed.  Literal values are used in most cases in place of variables
//  to allow easy correlation with register descriptions in the ARM-based 
//  Excalibur Hardware Reference Manual.  The Excalibur Megawizard Plugin
//  for the Quartus II software provides header files that contain much of
//  the information presented here as literal values.
//
//  Copyright (c) Altera Corporation 2001.
//  All rights reserved.
//
//***************************************************************************
//***************************************************************************

#define	EXC_REGISTERS_BASE (0x7fffc000)                 //-Stripe configuration
                                                        //  register base

	.section .text

//***************************************************************************
//                          Vector Table
//
//  This section acts as the processor's interrupt vector table.  When 
//  booting is complete, this table will reside at address 0, the fixed 
//  interrupt vectors taken by the ARM922T microprocessor
//
//***************************************************************************

    b   START
    b   UDEFHND
    b   SWIHND
    b   PABTHND
    b   DABTHND
    b   UNEXPECTED
    b   IRQHND
    b   FIQHND


START:


//***************************************************************************
//                           Read IDCODE
//
//  This section reads the IDCODE register ad address (base + 0x8) and 
//  compares it to the XA10 IDCODE, 0x090010DD.  An error vector is taken if 
//  they do not match.

//***************************************************************************

    ldr     r0, =(EXC_REGISTERS_BASE + 0x8)         //-Load address of IDCODE
    ldr     r1, [r0]                                //-Load value of IDCODE
    ldr     r2, =0x090010DD                         //-IDCODE for EPXA10
    cmp     r1,r2                                   //-Compare IDCODE's
    bne     ID_Error                                //-Take error vector if
                                                    //  they do not match

//***************************************************************************
//                            Setup PLLs
//
//  The PLL setup section configures PLL1 and PLL2 to run at 125MHz and 
//  100MHz, respectively.  CLK_OUT = ((CLK_REF * (M / N)) / K).  With a 
//  CLK_REF of 50MHz, the values of PLL1 will be set to N=1, M=10, K=4 to 
//  make its output 125MHz.  Similarly, PLL2 will be set to N=1, M=12, M=3.
//  Since we are using SDR SDRAM, PLL2 needs to be setup for twice our 
//  desired SDRAM frequency (See ARM-based Excalibur Hardware Reference 
//  Manual).  After the PLLs are setup, they are both started by writing
//  the recommended value to CTRL, and a logic 1 to the P bit of the 
//  registers CLK_PLL1_CTRL and CLK_PLL2_CTRL.  The bypass bits are cleared
//  for both PLLs, then we wait for them to lock.  The final step is to clear 
//  the "lock change" bits after the PLLs are locked.  Since this is an 
//  expected change in lock status (we just started the PLLs), we dont want 
//  to take the interrupt that these bits cause.
//
//***************************************************************************


//Load the M, N, and K counters for PLL1 and PLL2.

    ldr     r0, =(EXC_REGISTERS_BASE + 0x300)       //-Load address of CLK_PLL1_NCNT
    ldr     r1, =0x40000                            //-N=1
    str     r1, [r0]                                //-Load CLK_PLL1_NCNT


    ldr     r0, =(EXC_REGISTERS_BASE + 0x304)       //-Load address of CLK_PLL1_MCNT
    ldr     r1, =0x20505                            //-M=10
    str     r1, [r0]                                //-Load CLK_PLL1_MCNT


    ldr     r0, =(EXC_REGISTERS_BASE + 0x308)       //-Load address of CLK_PLL1_KCNT
    ldr     r1, =0x20101                            //-K=4
    str     r1, [r0]                                //-Load CLK_PLL1_KCNT


    ldr     r0, =(EXC_REGISTERS_BASE + 0x310)       //-Load address of CLK_PLL2_NCNT
    ldr     r1, =0x40000                            //-N=1
    str     r1, [r0]                                //-Load CLK_PLL2_NCNT

    ldr     r0, =(EXC_REGISTERS_BASE + 0x314)       //-Load address of CLK_PLL2_MCNT  
    ldr     r1, =0x20606                            //-M=12
    str     r1, [r0]                                //-Load CLK_PLL2_MCNT

    ldr     r0, =(EXC_REGISTERS_BASE + 0x318)       //-Load address of CLK_PLL2_KCNT 
    ldr     r1, =0x10201                            //-K=3
    str     r1, [r0]                                //-Load CLK_PLL2_KCNT


//Set CTRL field in PLL control registers and start the PLLs.  The value written to 
//  CLK_PLLx_CTRL is dependent upon the frequencies involved.

    ldr     r0, =(EXC_REGISTERS_BASE + 0x30C)       //-Load address of CLK_PLL1_CTRL
    ldr     r1, =0x01035
    str     r1, [r0]                                //-Start PLL1

    ldr     r0, =(EXC_REGISTERS_BASE + 0x31C)       //-Load address of CLK_PLL2_CTRL
    str     r1, [r0]                                //-Start PLL2


//Clear both PLLs' bypass bits

    ldr     r0, =(EXC_REGISTERS_BASE + 0x320)       //-Load address of CLK_DERIVE
    ldr     r1, =0x10                               //-Write 0x10 to it
    str     r1, [r0]                                //  to clear bits 12, 13


//Wait for PLLs to lock

    ldr     r0, =(EXC_REGISTERS_BASE + 0x324)       //-Load address of CLK_STATUS
PLL_CHECK:
    ldr     r1, [r0]                                //-Load value of CLK_STATUS
    cmp     r1, #0x3F                               //-Check low 7 bits are '1'
    bne     PLL_CHECK                               //-Loop until they are


//Since the lock change bits just went high, we need to clear them to prevent
//a resulting interrupt.  r0 should still contain the address of CLK_STATUS.

    ldr     r1, =0xC                                //-Write '1's to bits 2, 3
    str     r1, [r0]                                //  of CLK_STATUS


//***************************************************************************
//                Setup Memory Map and Copy Code to SRAM
//
//  In this section, we prepare the system to run software code out of SRAM.  
//  Upon entering this section, the boot code running is running out of Flash 
//  memory on EBI0.  This section performs the following steps.
//
//  -- Map EBI0 (Flash) to 0x40000000 with a size of 4MB
//  -- Branch to newly mapped copy of EBI0 at 0x40000000
//  -- Turn off default boot mapping as we no longer need an alias of EBI0 
//     at address 0x0
//  -- Map SRAM0 to 0x0 with a size of 128KB
//  -- Map SRAM1 to 0x20000 with a size of 128KB
//  -- Copy code from Flash on EBI0 at 0x40000000 to SRAM0 at address 0x0.
//  --   Note : This example copies 128K of data from Flash to SRAM0.  This
//  --          fills all of SRAM0 in an EPXA10 as this example is
//  --          intended to be universal.  Normally, only the amount of 
//  --          data that is needed would be copied.
//  -- Branch to new copy of code residing in SRAM0
//  -- Map SDRAM0 to 0x10000000 with a size of 128MB
//
//  At the end of this section, code is running out of SRAM0.  
//  
//***************************************************************************

SETUP_MEM_MAP:

MAP_EBI0:
    ldr     r0, =(EXC_REGISTERS_BASE + 0xC0)        //-Map EBI0
    ldr     r1, =0x40000A83                         //  by loading register
    str     r1, [r0]                                //  MMAP_EBI0

BRANCH_TO_EBI0:
    ldr     r0, =0x40000000                         //-Branch to where EBI0
    add     pc, pc, r0                              //  was just mapped.
    nop                                             //-NOP is not executed as
    												//  pipeline is flushed
    												//  when pc is altered.

TURN_OFF_BOOT_MAP:
    ldr     r0, =(EXC_REGISTERS_BASE + 0x0)         //-Turn off boot mapping
    ldr     r1, =0x1                                //  by loading register
    str     r1, [r0]                                //  BOOT_CR

MAP_SRAM0:
    ldr     r0, =(EXC_REGISTERS_BASE + 0x90)        //-Map SRAM0
    ldr     r1, =0x20000803                         //  by loading register
    str     r1, [r0]                                //  MMAP_SRAM0

MAP_SRAM1:
    ldr     r0, =(EXC_REGISTERS_BASE + 0x94)        //-Map SRAM1
    ldr     r1, =0x20020803                         //  by loading register
    str     r1, [r0]                                //  MMAP_SRAM1

COPY_CODE_TO_SRAM0:
    ldr     r9, =0x20000000                         //-Load address of SRAM0
    ldr     r10, =0x40000000                        //-Load address of EBI0
    add     r11, r10, #0x20000                      //-Load address of last
                                                    //  word in flash to copy
COPY_8_WORDS:
    ldmia   r10!, {r0-r7}                           //-Load 8 words from flash
    stmia   r9!, {r0-r7}                            //-Store 8 words to SRAM0
    cmp     r10, r11                                //-Repeat until SRAM0 is
    blo     COPY_8_WORDS                            //  full

BRANCH_TO_SRAM0:
    ldr     r0, =0x20000000                         //-Branch to SRAM0 where
    ldr     r1, =0x40000000                         //  boot code was copied
    sub     r0, r1, r0
    sub     pc, pc, r0
    nop                                             //-NOP is not executed as