cpu/atmega_common/periph_timer: fix spurious IRQs#18978
cpu/atmega_common/periph_timer: fix spurious IRQs#18978maribu merged 1 commit intoRIOT-OS:masterfrom
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| ctx[tim].dev->OCR[channel] = (uint16_t)value; | ||
| *ctx[tim].flag &= ~(1 << (channel + OCF1A)); | ||
| /* clear spurious IRQs, if any */ | ||
| *ctx[tim].flag |= (1 << (channel + OCF1A)); |
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| *ctx[tim].flag |= (1 << (channel + OCF1A)); | |
| *ctx[tim].flag = (1 << (channel + OCF1A)); |
I think this should also work. @kfessel: You're the AVR expert, do I read the datasheet correctly?
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In fact, "would also work" is incorrect: The current version would unset all flags and is buggy.
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i was about to write that:
doc tmega328p:
"Alternatively, can be cleared by writing a logic one to its bit location."
so if you flags = flags it will clear all flags that are 1.
*ctx[tim].flag |= (1 << (channel + OCF1A)); will clear all flags that are read as 1 and OCF1A in any case.
but the compiler should make *ctx[tim].flag |= (1 << (channel + OCF1A)); work anyway since all flags are placed in io-address-space -> it will become SBI <FLAGSioaddres>, (channel + OCF1A) writing a one to that specific bit location.
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Thx :) |
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Backport provided in #18981 |
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As the tile says
Testing procedure
tests/periph_timerfrom #18963 andtests/periph_timer_periodicshould pass. (They do on thearduino-mega2560.)Issues/PRs references
#18976