Reply by Derk van de Velde November 6, 20012001-11-06
hi,

your question is not totally clear to me.
are you working under DSPBIOS?

if so, you can set the vectors in your cdb manager.

if not,
it has to do with the following things:
cmd file, pmst, vectors.asm.
i can describe the whole stuff, but that's long.
pleas let me know where your question is about.

derk

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Subject: [c54x] Servicing INT0 in assembly I'm asserting the INT0 line to the DSP, but am not having any luck
getting my interrupt service routine to execute. How do I set up
vectors.asm to point to the interrupt routine in my code? Please
note that our code is written in assembly.
Thanks

David Weatherwax
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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Reply by Tim Shearer November 6, 20012001-11-06
The value of the IPTR (interrupt pointer) register, which is at boot-up set
as 0xFF80 is configurable to where you have chosen to place your interrupt
vector table. The IPTR register lies within the PMST (Processor Mode Status
Register).

From TI help: "The 9-bit IPTR field points to the 128-word program page
where the interrupt vectors reside. You can remap the interrupt vectors to
RAM for boot-loaded operations.At reset, these bits are all set to 1; the
reset vector always resides at address FF80h in program-memory space.The
RESET instruction does not affect this field." Also, make sure the interrupt mask register (IMR) is set correctly, and
ensure that the vector table is correctly spaced.

Hope this helps,
Tim

Tim Shearer
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BBM Electronics Group, Trantec Systems
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Subject: [c54x] Servicing INT0 in assembly > I'm asserting the INT0 line to the DSP, but am not having any luck
> getting my interrupt service routine to execute. How do I set up
> vectors.asm to point to the interrupt routine in my code? Please
> note that our code is written in assembly.
> Thanks
>
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> Worcester Polytechnic Institute >
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Reply by November 5, 20012001-11-05
I'm asserting the INT0 line to the DSP, but am not having any luck
getting my interrupt service routine to execute. How do I set up
vectors.asm to point to the interrupt routine in my code? Please
note that our code is written in assembly.
Thanks

David Weatherwax
Worcester Polytechnic Institute