bsp_config.h

一个很好的嵌入式linux平台下的bootloader

/*  *********************************************************************
    *  Broadcom Common Firmware Environment (CFE)
    *  
    *  BSP Configuration file			File: bsp_config.h
    *  
    *  This module contains global parameters and conditional
    *  compilation settings for building CFE.
    *  
    *  Author:  Mitch Lichtenberg
    *  
    *********************************************************************  
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#define CFG_INIT_L1		1	/* initialize the L1 cache */
#define CFG_INIT_L2		1	/* initialize the L2 cache */

#define CFG_INIT_DRAM		1	/* initialize DRAM controller */
#define CFG_DRAM_SIZE		xxx	/* size of DRAM if you don't initialize */

#define CFG_NETWORK		1	/* define to include network support */
#define CFG_TCP			1	/* include TCP stack */

#define CFG_HTTPFS 1			/* Enable HTTP filesystem */

#define CFG_FATFS 1
#define CFG_HTTPFS 1
#define CFG_UI			1	/* Define to enable user interface */

#ifdef _UNICPU_
#define CFG_MULTI_CPUS		0	/* Define to include multiple CPU support */
#else
#define CFG_MULTI_CPUS		1	/* Define to include multiple CPU support */
#endif

#define CFG_UNIPROCESSOR_CPU0	0	/* For 1250 CPUs, start in uniprocessor CPU0 mode,
					   effectively disabling CPU1 and making the part
					   look more like an 1125.  You must also
					   set CFG_MULTI_CPUS to zero for this to work */


#define CFG_HEAP_SIZE		1024	/* heap size in kilobytes */

#define CFG_STACK_SIZE		8192	/* stack size (bytes, rounded up to K) */

/*
 * These parameters control the flash driver's sector buffer.  
 * If you write environment variables or make small changes to
 * flash sectors from user applications, you
 * need to have the heap big enough to store a temporary sector
 * for merging in small changes to flash sectors, so you
 * should set CFG_FLASH_ALLOC_SECTOR_BUFFER in that case.
 * Otherwise, you can provide an address in unallocated memory
 * of where to place the sector buffer.
 */

#define CFG_FLASH_ALLOC_SECTOR_BUFFER 0	/* '1' to allocate sector buffer from the heap */
#define CFG_FLASH_SECTOR_BUFFER_ADDR (100*1024*1024-128*1024)	/* 100MB - 128K */
#define CFG_FLASH_SECTOR_BUFFER_SIZE (128*1024)

/*
 * The flash staging buffer is where we store a flash image before we write
 * it to the flash.  It's too big for the heap.
 */

#define CFG_FLASH_STAGING_BUFFER_ADDR (100*1024*1024)
#define CFG_FLASH_STAGING_BUFFER_SIZE (4*1024*1024)


/*
 * These parameters control the default DRAM init table
 * inside of sb1250_draminit.c.
 */

#define CFG_DRAM_MIN_tMEMCLK  DRT10(5,0)
#define CFG_DRAM_INTERLEAVE     1       /* interleave the channels if possible */
#if defined(_FUNCSIM_) || (!CFG_RUNFROMKSEG0)
#define CFG_DRAM_ECC		0	/* no ECC in func sim, too slow to init mem */
#else
#define CFG_DRAM_ECC		1	/* Turn on to enable ECC */
#endif
#define CFG_DRAM_SMBUS_CHANNEL	0	/* SMBus channel for memory SPDs */
#define CFG_DRAM_SMBUS_BASE     0x54	/* starting SMBus device base */
#define CFG_DRAM_BLOCK_SIZE	32	/* don't interleave columns */
#define CFG_DRAM_CSINTERLEAVE   2       /* Use 0,1, or 2. Max number of address
					   bits allowed for chip select
					   interleaving. Only matching dimms
					   will be interleaved.  3 outcomes:
					   no interleaving, interleave CS 0 &
					   1, and interleave CS 0,1,2 & 3. */

#define CFG_SERIAL_BAUD_RATE	115200	/* normal console speed */

#define CFG_VENDOR_EXTENSIONS   0


/*
 * Include board-specific stuff
 */

#include "swarm.h"