topic Re: Error after CAN0TIER is set in S12 / MagniV Microcontrollers

Error after CAN0TIER is set

christinar — Mon, 23 Jul 2018 21:44:16 GMT

Hello together,

I'm using the DEVKIT S12ZVC and want to use the MSCAN. By debugging my code I get the error message "No source available for "0x000001 (0x000001)()". The failure occours only when CAN0TIER is et to 0x01.

Does anyone know what the problem could be here?

Thank you in advance.

Re: Error after CAN0TIER is set

danielmartynek — Thu, 26 Jul 2018 10:32:28 GMT

Hello,

It sound like to MCU reset and the debugger is disconnected.

Can you please share a test code? So that I can test it on my side.

Thanks,

Daniel

Re: Error after CAN0TIER is set

christinar — Tue, 31 Jul 2018 13:06:01 GMT

I can't share the complete code but after this function I have the error "No source available for "0x000001 (0x000001)()".

typedef struct {

UBYTE IDR0; // Identifier Register 0

UBYTE IDR1; // Identifier Register 1

UBYTE Data0; // Data Segment Register 0

UBYTE Data1; // Data Segment Register 1

UBYTE Data2; // Data Segment Register 2

UBYTE Data3; // Data Segment Register 3

UBYTE Data4; // Data Segment Register 4

UBYTE Data5; // Data Segment Register 5

UBYTE Data6; // Data Segment Register 6

UBYTE Data7; // Data Segment Register 7

UBYTE DLC; // Data Length Register

UBYTE Req; // Request for transmit

} CAN_TX;

CAN_TX TX_QUEUE[3];

//Planned is that this function queues a message in the transmit buffer and then enables transmit interrupts so that it gets sent.

Void TxMessage(UBYTE *data, UBYTE length) {

UWORD id;

id = 0x862;

TX_QUEUE[Msg].IDR0 = (id >> 3) & 0xFF; //upper 8 bits of 11-bit Identifier;

TX_QUEUE[Msg].IDR1 = (id << 5) & 0xFF; //lower 3 bits of 11-bit Identifier

TX_QUEUE[Msg].Data0 = data[0];

TX_QUEUE[Msg].Data1 = data[1];

TX_QUEUE[Msg].Data2 = data[2];

TX_QUEUE[Msg].Data3 = data[3];

TX_QUEUE[Msg].Data4 = data[4];

TX_QUEUE[Msg].Data5 = data[5];

TX_QUEUE[Msg].Data6 = data[6];

TX_QUEUE[Msg].Data7 = data[7];

TX_QUEUE[Msg].DLC = length;

TX_QUEUE[Msg].ReqXMT = 0x01;

Msg++;

if (Msg >= 3) {

Msg = 0;

}

CAN0TIER = 0x01

}

Re: Error after CAN0TIER is set

danielmartynek — Wed, 01 Aug 2018 13:50:53 GMT

Hi,

Did you implemented CAN0TX ISR?

It should trigger the interrupt.

Thanks,

Daniel

Re: Error after CAN0TIER is set

christinar — Thu, 02 Aug 2018 12:54:52 GMT

Hi,

Yes that's my code.

regards,

Christina

__interrupt void isrVcantx(void){

/* Write your interrupt code here ... */

CAN_TX_Scanner();

// Load message response into selected XMT buffer, called by CAN transmit interrupt -> Extracts the next message from the MCB queue and transmits it.

}

/* ISR prototype */

typedef void (*const tIsrFunc)(void);

/* Pack 3 byte pointers as 4 byte Interrupt Vector Table entries */

typedef struct

{

//byte padding;

tIsrFunc address;

} InterruptTableEntry;

#ifndef UNASSIGNED_ISR

#define UNASSIGNED_ISR 0xFFFF /* unassigned interrupt service routine */

#endif

const InterruptTableEntry _InterruptVectorTable[123] @0x00FFFE10U = { /* Interrupt vector table */

/*lint -restore Enable MISRA rule (1.1) checking. */

/*ISR name No. Address Priority Name Description */

_VECTOR, /* 0x04 0x00FFFE10 1 ivVReserved123 Unassigned */

_VECTOR, /* 0x05 0x00FFFE14 1 ivVReserved122 Unassigned */

isrVcantx, /* 0x54 0x00FFFF50 1 ivVcan0tx

isrVcanrx, /* 0x55 0x00FFFF54 1 ivVcan0rx

_VECTOR, /* 0x7E 0x00FFFFF8 - ivVspare Unassigned */

_Startup /* - 0x00FFFFFC - ivVreset Reset handler*/

};

Re: Error after CAN0TIER is set

danielmartynek — Fri, 03 Aug 2018 14:06:40 GMT

Hi,

I think there must be some problem with the interrupt handler.

Does it trigger machine exception? If so, please check MMC registers from the exception handler.

Have you referred to MSCAN on the MagniV (AN4975)?

AN4975_SW.

Regards,

Daniel

Re: Error after CAN0TIER is set

christinar — Fri, 03 Aug 2018 21:10:36 GMT

No I didn't refer to AN4975

Regards,

Christina