Estoy intentando crear un RTOS semipremperativo (cooperativo) para microcontroladores PIC x16. En mi anterior , he aprendido que acceder al puntero de la pila de hardware no es posible en estos núcleos. He visto esta página en PIClist, y esto es lo que estoy tratando de implementar usando C .
Mi compilador es Microchip XC8 y actualmente estoy trabajando en un PIC16F616 con un oscilador RC interno de 4MHz seleccionado en los bits de configuración.
Aprendí que puedo acceder a los registros PCLATH y PCL con C, mirando el archivo de encabezado de mi compilador. Por lo tanto, traté de implementar un conmutador de tareas simple.
Funciona como se desea en el depurador si hago una pausa en el depurador después de reiniciar, restablecer y configurar PC en el cursor cuando el cursor no está en la primera línea ( TRISA=0; ) sino en otra línea (por ejemplo, ANSEL=0; ). En el primer inicio del depurador, recibo estos mensajes en Debugger Console :
Launching
Programming target
User program running
No source code lines were found at current PC 0x204
Editar: No sé qué lo hizo funcionar, pero el depurador ahora funciona perfectamente. Por lo tanto, omita el resultado y el párrafo anteriores.
Editar: Cambiar la definición principal de esta manera hace que el código a continuación funcione. Esto inicia la función principal en la dirección del programa 0x0099 . No sé qué causa esto. Esto no es una solución real. Ahora estoy adivinando que hay un error específico del compilador.
void main(void) @ 0x0099
{
Aquí está mi código C:
/*
* File: main.c
* Author: abdullah
*
* Created on 10 Haziran 2012 Pazar, 14:43
*/
#include <xc.h> // Include the header file needed by the compiler
__CONFIG(FOSC_INTOSCIO & WDTE_OFF & PWRTE_ON & MCLRE_OFF & CP_OFF & IOSCFS_4MHZ & BOREN_ON);
/*
* INTOSCIO oscillator: I/O function on RA4/OSC2/CLKOUT pin, I/O function on RA5/OSC1/CLKIN
* WDT disabled and can be enabled by SWDTEN bit of the WDTCON register
* PWRT enabled
* MCLR pin function is digital input, MCLR internally tied to VDD
* Program memory code protection is disabled
* Internal Oscillator Frequency Select bit : 4MHz
* Brown-out Reset Selection bits : BOR enabled
*/
/*
* OS_initializeTask(); definition will copy the PCLATH register to the task's PCLATH holder, which is held in taskx.pch
* This will help us hold the PCLATH at the point we yield.
* After that, it will copy the (PCL register + 8) to current task's PCL holder which is held in taskx.pcl.
* 8 is added to PCL because this line plus the "return" takes 8 instructions.
* We will set the PCL after these instructions, because
* we want to be in the point after OS_initializeTask when we come back to this task.
* After all, the function returns without doing anything more. This will initialize the task's PCLATH and PCL.
*/
#define OS_initializeTask(); currentTask->pch = PCLATH;\
currentTask->pcl = PCL + 8;\
asm("return");
/*
* OS_yield(); definition will do the same stuff that OS_initializeTask(); definition do, however
* it will return to "taskswitcher" label, which is the start of OS_runTasks(); definition.
*/
#define OS_yield(); currentTask->pch = PCLATH;\
currentTask->pcl = PCL + 8;\
asm("goto _taskswitcher");
/*
* OS_runTasks(); definition will set the "taskswitcher" label. After that it will change the
* current task to the next task, by pointing the next item in the linked list of "TCB"s.
* After that, it will change the PCLATH and PCL registers with the current task's. That will
* make the program continue the next task from the place it left last time.
*/
#define OS_runTasks(); asm("_taskswitcher");\
currentTask = currentTask -> next;\
PCLATH = currentTask->pch;\
PCL = currentTask->pcl;
typedef struct _TCB // Create task control block and type define it as "TCB"
{
unsigned char pch; // pch register will hold the PCLATH value of the task after the last yield.
unsigned char pcl; // pcl register will hold the PCL value of the task after the last yield.
struct _TCB* next; // This pointer points to the next task. We are creating a linked list.
} TCB;
TCB* currentTask; // This TCB pointer will point to the current task's TCB.
TCB task1; // Define the TCB for task1.
TCB task2; // Define the TCB for task2.
void fTask1(void); // Prototype the function for task1.
void fTask2(void); // Prototype the function for task2.
void main(void)
{
TRISA = 0; // Set all of the PORTA pins as outputs.
ANSEL = 0; // Set all of the analog input pins as digital i/o.
PORTA = 0; // Clear PORTA bits.
currentTask = &task1; // We will point the currentTask pointer to point the first task.
task1.next = &task2; // We will create a ringed linked list as follows:
task2.next = &task1; // task1 -> task2 -> task1 -> task2 ....
/*
* Before running the tasks, we should initialize the PCL and PCLATH registers for the tasks.
* In order to do this, we could have looked up the absolute address with a function pointer.
* However, it seems like this is not possible with this compiler (or all the x16 PICs?)
* What this compiler creates is a table of the addresses of the functions and a bunch of GOTOs.
* This will not let us get the absolute address of the function by doing something like:
* "currentTask->pcl=low(functionpointer);"
*/
fTask1(); // Run task1 so that we get the address of it and initialize pch and pcl registers.
currentTask = currentTask -> next; // Point the currentTask pointer to the next pointer which
fTask2(); // is task2. And run task2 so that we get the correct pch and pcl.
OS_runTasks(); // Task switcher. See the comments in the definitions above.
}
void fTask1(void)
{
OS_initializeTask(); // Initialize the task
while (1)
{
RA0 = ~RA0; // Toggle PORTA.0
OS_yield(); // Yield
RA0 = ~RA0; // Toggle PORTA.0
}
}
void fTask2(void)
{
OS_initializeTask(); // Initialize the task
while (1)
{
RA1 = ~RA1; // Toggle PORTA.1
OS_yield(); // Yield
RA1 = ~RA1; // Toggle PORTA.1
}
}
Y aquí es el archivo de listado de desensamblado que creó mi compilador. Comienza en line 74 .
He programado el chip real, y no he cambiado nada en PORTA; no funciona.
¿Cuál es la razón por la que mi programa no funciona?