RE: Regarding TPU emulation

"Jean-Christophe MATHAE" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.hardware.motorola.microcontrollers
Message-ID <21F745CCE5EED411A78200104B9D7E94335668@CIRTEM9>
Sansanka,


I now understand better what your are trying to do.

As you will see in my code, I *conditonnaly* load the TPU code into DTPRAM,
because I think that once in emulation mode, the DPTRAM cannot anymore be
accessed by the PowerPC core, so DTPRAM update becomes impossible, and
otherwise raises a PwoerpC exception...
So I you want to load TPU code as a S19 file you should first apply a hard
reset to the MPC chip.

Could a TPU guru give his advice on this matter ;-)

Jean-Christophe MATHAE

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-----Message d'origine-----
De : G.V.Sasanka [mailto:[email protected]]
Envoyé : mardi 3 mai 2005 19:16
À : Jean-Christophe MATHAE
Objet : RE: [MPC500] Regarding TPU emulation


Hi Jean,
              I have actually tried to download S19 file in debug mode and
then ran the program...I have failed in this process and in between i have
come across memcpy option I thought that is essential so used even that but
still i failed....
  My logic is ....Download the S19 file...in debug mode into RAM..and in
program set RAMBAR to 0xffa0...then set tpu parameters apart from setting
TPU to emulation mode...in this context  I wanna get it clarified should I
set EMU bit after setting priority bit to channel?

             I hope I am succesful in explaing you..Kindly donot mind for
troubling you

bye
sasanka
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