i.MX RT Crossover MCUsのトピックRe: FLEXSPI IPRXFSTS while reading

FLEXSPI IPRXFSTS while reading

gavin5342 — Tue, 27 Feb 2024 13:31:03 GMT

I have an occasional (once in ~4000 reads) failure in my application using FLEXSPI to connect to an FPGA. The failure symptom is:

During a 2 byte read, IPRXFSTS[FILL] = 0 and IPRXFSTS[RDCNTR] = 1.

Do those status values mean that the FIFO did get filled but was subsequently read by a different task (possible as I am using FreeRTOS)?

Does RDCNTR keep track of all received data until the next time IPCMD[TRG] is written to kick off another transfer?

When a transfer is not a multiple of 8 bytes, do the final bytes increment FILL/RDCNTR anyway (that seems to be what I see) e.g.a 12 byte transfer would mean FILL=2?

Re: FLEXSPI IPRXFSTS while reading

Harry_Zhang — Thu, 29 Feb 2024 08:21:27 GMT

Hi @gavin5342

Thanks for your interest in NXP MIMXRT series.

1. During a 2 byte read, IPRXFSTS[FILL] = 0 and IPRXFSTS[RDCNTR] = 1.
Do those status values mean that the FIFO did get filled but was subsequently read by a different task (possible as I am using FreeRTOS)?
No, reading two bytes goes through two phases,
the first, when the data has been read back into RXFIFO and is awaiting further processing, IPRXFSTS[FILL] = 1 and IPRXFSTS[RDCNTR] = 0,
second, When data is poped once from RXFIFO, IPRXFSTS[FILL] = 0 and IPRXFSTS[RDCNTR] = 1.

2. Does RDCNTR keep track of all received data until the next time IPCMD[TRG] is written to kick off another transfer?
Yes, RDCRDCNTR will keep track of all received data until the next time IPCMD[TRG] is written to kick off another transfer.

3.When a transfer is not a multiple of 8 bytes, do the final bytes increment FILL/RDCNTR anyway (that seems to be what I see) e.g.a 12 byte transfer would mean FILL=2?
Yes, When the transmitted bytes are less than 16 bytes and greater than 8 bytes, the IPRXFSTS[FILL] = 2.

Best regards,
Hang

Re: FLEXSPI IPRXFSTS while reading

gavin5342 — Thu, 29 Feb 2024 09:00:11 GMT

Thank you for the help.