c6x.h

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long long _saddsub   (int,       int);
long long _saddsub2  (unsigned,  unsigned);
long long _shfl3     (unsigned,  unsigned);
int       _smpy32    (int,       int);
int       _ssub2     (int,       int);
unsigned  _xormpy    (unsigned,  unsigned);
#endif

extern __cregister volatile unsigned int AMR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int CSR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int IFR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int ISR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int ICR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int IER;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int ISTP;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int IRP;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int NRP;

#ifdef _TMS320C6400
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int GFPGFR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int DIER;
#endif

#ifdef _TMS320C6700
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int FADCR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int FAUCR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int FMCR;
#endif

#ifdef _TMS320C6700_PLUS
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int DESR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int DETR;
#endif

#ifdef _TMS320C6400_PLUS
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int REP;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int TSCL;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int TSCH;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int ARP;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int ILC;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int RILC;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int PCE1;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int DNUM;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int SSR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int GPLYA;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int GPLYB;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int TSR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int ITSR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int NTSR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int ECR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int EFR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int IERR;

extern __cregister volatile unsigned int DMSG;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int CMSG;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int DT_DMA_ADDR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int DT_DMA_DATA;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int DT_DMA_CNTL;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int TCU_CNTL;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int RTDX_REC_CNTL;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int RTDX_XMT_CNTL;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int RTDX_CFG;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int RTDX_RDATA;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int RTDX_WDATA;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int RTDX_RADDR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int RTDX_WADDR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int MFREG0;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int DBG_STAT;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int BRK_EN;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int HWBP0_CNT;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int HWBP0;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int HWBP1;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int HWBP2;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int HWBP3;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int OVERLAY;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int PC_PROF;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int ATSR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int TRR;
extern __cregister volatile unsigned int TCRR;
#endif

#ifdef __cplusplus
} /* extern "C" */
#endif /* __cplusplus */

/*****************************************************************************/
/* DATA_IS_ALIGNED_2, DATA_IS_ALIGNED_4, DATA_IS_ALIGNED_8 -                 */
/*     Tell the compiler that data is already aligned to a 2-byte, 4-byte    */
/*     or 8-byte boundary.  Note: this macro does not change the             */
/*     alignment of data.  Use DATA_ALIGN to change alignment.               */
/*****************************************************************************/
#define DATA_IS_ALIGNED_2(x)	(_nassert(((unsigned int)(x) & 0x1) == 0))
#define DATA_IS_ALIGNED_4(x)	(_nassert(((unsigned int)(x) & 0x3) == 0))
#define DATA_IS_ALIGNED_8(x)	(_nassert(((unsigned int)(x) & 0x7) == 0))


/*****************************************************************************/
/* SAVE_AMR -                                                                */
/*     Define a local 'volatile unsigned int' variable in your interrupt     */
/*     routine.                                                              */
/*     When invoking this macro, pass that local variable to save the AMR.   */
/*                                                                           */
/*     If you interrupted an assembly coded routine that may be using        */
/*     circular addressing, and you interrupt into a C coded interrupt       */
/*     service routine, you need to set the AMR to 0 for the C code and save */
/*     off the AMR register, so that it will have the correct value upon     */
/*     leaving the C interrupt service routine and returning to the assembly */
/*     code.                                                                 */
/*                                                                           */
/*     Add this routine immediately after your local variable definitions    */
/*     and before the start of your C interrupt code.                        */
/*****************************************************************************/
#define SAVE_AMR(temp_AMR)                                                    \
        do {                                                                  \
            temp_AMR = AMR;                                                   \
            AMR = 0;                                                          \
        } while (0)

/*****************************************************************************/
/* RESTORE_AMR -                                                             */
/*    When invoking this macro, pass the same local variable that was passed */
/*    to the SAVE_AMR macro.  This macro will restore the AMR to the value   */
/*    it had when interrupted out of the hand assembly routine.              */
/*                                                                           */
/*    Add this macro immediately before exiting the C interrupt service      */
/*    routine.                                                               */ 
/*****************************************************************************/
#define RESTORE_AMR(temp_AMR)                                                 \
        do {                                                                  \
            AMR = temp_AMR;                                                   \
        } while (0)

/*****************************************************************************/
/* SAVE_SAT -                                                                */
/*     Define a local 'volatile unsigned int' variable in your interrupt     */
/*     routine.                                                              */
/*     When invoking this macro, pass that local variable to save the SAT    */
/*     bit.                                                                  */
/*                                                                           */
/*     If you interrupted a routine that was performing saturated arithmetic */
/*     and the interrupt service routine is also performing saturated        */
/*     arithmetic, then you must save and restore the SAT bit in your        */
/*     interrupt service routine.                                            */
/*                                                                           */
/*     Add this routine immediately after your local variable definitions    */
/*     and before the start of your C interrupt code.                        */
/*****************************************************************************/
#define SAVE_SAT(temp_SAT)                                                    \
        do {                                                                  \
            temp_SAT = _extu(CSR, 22, 31);                                    \
        } while (0)

/*****************************************************************************/
/* RESTORE_SAT -                                                             */
/*    When invoking this macro, pass the same local variable that was passed */
/*    to the SAVE_SAT macro.  This macro will restore the SAT bit to the     */
/*    value it had when your application was interrupted.                    */
/*                                                                           */
/*    Add this macro immediately before exiting the C interrupt service      */
/*    routine.                                                               */ 
/*****************************************************************************/
#define RESTORE_SAT(temp_SAT)                                                 \
        do {                                                                  \
            CSR      = _clr(CSR, 9, 9);                                       \
            temp_SAT = _sshl(temp_SAT, 31);                                   \
        } while (0)