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Enhanced documentation to write native drivers in the Ada programming language. #14

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ohenley opened this issue Jun 4, 2019 · 3 comments

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@ohenley
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ohenley commented Jun 4, 2019

FEATURE REQUEST

  1. Enough low level information/documentation to write native drivers in the Ada programming language for the Kendrite K210. (The community will write the drivers, but we lack some low level details)

  2. a) SVD support would be great too.

Missing feature

  1. What is needed to implement drivers would be the information about the Special Function Registers. That are memory locations that are used to configure the peripherals. The location and size of these registers must be known. Also the meaning of all the bits in them, etc.

  2. a) SVD: http://www.keil.com/pack/doc/CMSIS/SVD/html/index.html

Justification

  • At the moment Ada does not support the Kendrite K210.
  • Ada/SPARK is a language of choice for embedded computing. The addition of the Kendrite would be awesome!

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@Fabien-Chouteau
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This would actually be useful for any "alternative" programming language.

@fb39ca4
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fb39ca4 commented Jul 27, 2019

The SVD file exists.
https://github.com/riscv-rust/k210-pac

@vmedea
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vmedea commented Aug 4, 2019

The SVD file exists.

yes, though mind it's a community effort reconstructed from the C SDK structures and comments, which is better than nothing, but i still wish there will be official register documentation at some point

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