openFPGALoader/src/jetsonNanoJtagBitbang.hpp

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// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
/*
* Copyright (C) 2020-2022 Gwenhael Goavec-Merou <gwenhael.goavec-merou@trabucayre.com>
* Copyright (C) 2022 Jean Biemar <jb@altaneos.com>
*
* Jetson nano bitbang driver added by Jean Biemar <jb@altaneos.com> in 2022
*/
#ifndef JETSONNANOBITBANG_H
#define JETSONNANOBITBANG_H
#include <string>
#include "board.hpp"
#include "jtagInterface.hpp"
/* Tegra X1 SoC Technical Reference Manual, version 1.3
*
* See Chapter 9 "Multi-Purpose I/O Pins", section 9.13 "GPIO Registers"
* (table 32: GPIO Register Address Map)
*
* The GPIO hardware shares PinMux with up to 4 Special Function I/O per
* pin, and only one of those five functions (SFIO plus GPIO) can be routed to
* a pin at a time, using the PixMux.
*
* In turn, the PinMux outputs signals to Pads using Pad Control Groups. Pad
* control groups control things like "drive strength" and "slew rate," and
* need to be reset after deep sleep. Also, different pads have different
* voltage tolerance. Pads marked "CZ" can be configured to be 3.3V tolerant
* and driving; and pads marked "DD" can be 3.3V tolerant when in open-drain
* mode (only.)
*
* The CNF register selects GPIO or SFIO, so setting it to 1 forces the GPIO
* function. This is convenient for those who have a different pinmux at boot.
*/
#define GPIO_PORT_BASE 0x6000d000 // Port A
#define GPIO_PORT_MAX 0x6000d708 // Port EE
#define GPIO_PORT_SHORT_OFFSET_SIZE 4
#define GPIO_PORT_SHORT_OFFSET 0x00000004
#define GPIO_PORT_LARGE_OFFSET 0x00000100
/*!
* \file JetsonNanoJtagBitbang.hpp
* \class JetsonNanoJtagBitbang
* \brief concrete class between jtag implementation and gpio bitbang
* \author Jean Biemar
*/
class JetsonNanoJtagBitbang : public JtagInterface {
public:
JetsonNanoJtagBitbang(const jtag_pins_conf_t *pin_conf,
const std::string &dev, uint32_t clkHZ, int8_t verbose);
virtual ~JetsonNanoJtagBitbang();
int setClkFreq(uint32_t clkHZ) override;
int writeTMS(uint8_t *tms_buf, uint32_t len, bool flush_buffer, const uint8_t tdi = 1) override;
int writeTDI(uint8_t *tx, uint8_t *rx, uint32_t len, bool end) override;
int toggleClk(uint8_t tms, uint8_t tdo, uint32_t clk_len) override;
int get_buffer_size() override { return 0; }
bool isFull() override { return false; }
int flush() override { return 0; }
private:
// layout based on the definitions above
// Each GPIO controller has four ports, each port controls 8 pins, each
// register is interleaved for the four ports, so
// REGX: port0, port1, port2, port3
// REGY: port0, port1, port2, port3
typedef struct {
uint32_t CNF;
uint32_t _padding1[3];
uint32_t OE;
uint32_t _padding2[3];
uint32_t OUT;
uint32_t _padding3[3];
uint32_t IN;
uint32_t _padding4[3];
uint32_t INT_STA;
uint32_t _padding5[3];
uint32_t INT_ENB;
uint32_t _padding6[3];
uint32_t INT_LVL;
uint32_t _padding7[3];
uint32_t INT_CLR;
uint32_t _padding8[3];
} gpio_t;
int update_pins(int tck, int tms, int tdi);
int read_tdo();
bool _verbose;
int _tck_pin;
int _tms_pin;
int _tdo_pin;
int _tdi_pin;
gpio_t volatile *_tms_port, *_tck_port, *_tdo_port, *_tdi_port;
int _curr_tms;
int _curr_tdi;
int _curr_tck;
};
#endif