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Revision as of 16:37, 13 May 2019

embOS is a priority-controlled real-time operating system, designed to be used as foundation for the development of embedded applications.

FAQ

I want use the Cortex-M memory attributes with embOS-MPU Cortex-M

The Cortex-M memory attributes include the following:

Bufferable: Write to memory can be carried out by a write buffer while the processor continues on next instruction execution.

Cacheable: Data obtained from memory read can be copied to a memory cache so that next time it is accessed the value can be obtained from the cache to speed up the program execution.

Sharable: Data in this memory region could be shared by multiple bus masters. Memory system needs to ensure coherency of data between different bus masters in shareable memory region.

TEX: Type Extension field

These bits are implemented in the Cortex-M MPU Region Base Attribute and Size Register (0xE000EDA0):

31:29       Reserved
28          XN            R/W         — Instruction Access Disable (1 = disable instruction fetch from this region; an attempt to do so will result in a memory management fault)
27          Reserved
26:24       AP            R/W         — Data Access Permission field
23:22       Reserved
21:19       TEX           R/W         — Type Extension field
18          S             R/W         — Shareable
17          C             R/W         — Cacheable
16          B             R/W         — Bufferable
15:8        SRD           R/W         — Subregion disable
7:6         Reserved
5:1         REGION SIZE   R/W         — MPU Protection Region size
0           ENABLE        R/W         — Region enable

Encoding of Inner and Outer Cache Policy When Most Significant Bit of TEX Is Set to 1

Memory Attribute Encoding (AA and BB) Cache Policy
00  Noncacheable
01  Write back, write, and read allocate
10  Write through, no write allocate
11  Write back, no write allocate

OS_MPU_AddRegion() prototype:

void OS_MPU_AddRegion(OS_TASK* pTask,
                      OS_U32   BaseAddr,
                      OS_U32   Size,
                      OS_U32   Permissions,
                      OS_U32   Attributes);

With embOS-MPU Cortex-M the Attribute parameter is shifted by 16 bits and set in the Coretx-M Region Base Attribute and Size Register. Example:

Setting the Cacheable and Bufferable attribute of a memory region:

#define BUFFERABLE (1u << 0)
#define CACHEABLE  (1u << 1)

OS_MPU_AddRegion(&HPTask, 0x00, 0x2000, OS_MPU_READONLY, BUFFERABLE | CACHEABLE);