Error in ProcessorExpert's Templates concerning MK20DN512Z

[martinmoerz]

It seems that when using the USB-Stack (CDC-Device) the interrupt enable routines in the generated usb1.c are using the wrong NVIC-Registers:

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/* ###################################################################

**     THIS COMPONENT MODULE IS GENERATED BY THE TOOL. DO NOT MODIFY IT.

**     Filename    : USB1.c

**     Project     : ProcessorExpert

**     Processor   : MK20DN512ZVMD10

**     Component   : FSL_USB_Stack

**     Version     : Component 01.024, Driver 01.00, CPU db: 3.00.003

**     Compiler    : IAR ARM C Compiler

**     Date/Time   : 2014-03-07, 15:21, # CodeGen: 1

**     Abstract    :

**         This component implements a wrapper to the FSL USB Stack.

**     Settings    :

**          Component name                                 : USB1

**          Freescale USB Stack Version                    : v4.1.1

**          USB                                            : Init_USB_OTG_VAR0

**          Device Class                                   : CDC Device

**          CDC Device                                     : Enabled

**            CDCDevice                                    : FSL_USB_CDC_Device

**          HID Keyboard Device                            : Disabled

**          MSD Host                                       : Disabled

**          Call Init Method                               : yes

**     Contents    :

**         Init - byte USB1_Init(void);

**

**     (c) Copyright Freescale, all rights reserved, 2013.

**     Ported as Processor Expert component: Erich Styger

**     http: www.mcuoneclipse.com

** ###################################################################*/

/*!

** @file USB1.c

** @version 01.00

** @brief

**         This component implements a wrapper to the FSL USB Stack.

*/       

/*!

**  @addtogroup USB1_module USB1 module documentation

**  @{

*/       

/* MODULE USB1. */

#include "USB1.h"

#include "derivative.h"     /* include peripheral declarations */

#include "types.h"          /* Contains User Defined Data Types */

/*

** ===================================================================

**     Method      :  USB1_usb_int_dis (component FSL_USB_Stack)

**

**     Description :

**         Disables USB interrupts (if supported)

**         This method is internal. It is used by Processor Expert only.

** ===================================================================

*/

void USB1_usb_int_dis(void)

{

  /* Kinetis K20D50 */

  NVICISER1 = (1<<3);   /* Enable interrupts from USB module (Interrupt Set-Enable Register) */

}

/*

** ===================================================================

**     Method      :  USB1_usb_int_en (component FSL_USB_Stack)

**

**     Description :

**         Enables USB interrupts (if supported).

**         This method is internal. It is used by Processor Expert only.

** ===================================================================

*/

void USB1_usb_int_en(void)

{

  /* Kinetis K20D50 */

NVICICPR1 = (1<<3);   /* Clear any pending interrupts on USB (Interrupt Clear-Pending Register) */

  NVICISER1 = (1<<3);   /* Enable interrupts from USB module (Interrupt Set-Enable Register) */

}

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correct is

void USB1_usb_int_en(void)

{

  /* Kinetis K20D50 */

  NVICICPR2 = (1<<9);   /* Clear any pending interrupts on USB (Interrupt Clear-Pending Register) */

  NVICISER2 = (1<<9);   /* Enable interrupts from USB module (Interrupt Set-Enable Register) */

}

Best regards

Martin

[marek_neuzil]

Hello,

There is released a new solution of USB components (fsl_usb_device_hid_class, fsl_usb_device_msd_class, fsl_usb_framework, fsl_usb_descriptors) that is available in KDS 2.0.0 (with installed Kinetis SDK 1.1.0 Eclipse Update).

If you want to start a development of an application based on fsl_usb_.... components, you can use the Processor Expert Kinetis SDK USB Stack Integration User Guide that is available as a part of the help.

You can open the guide by the following way in KDS 2.0.0 (you must have KSDK 1.1.0 Eclipse Update installed):

- Open Component Library window and find fsl_usb_descriptors component.

- Open the context menu of this component (click by right button of the mouse) and select Help on Component item.

- In the Help window, open the fsl_usb_descriptions page

- The fsl_usb_descriptors help page (General Info tab) contains link to the user guide "USB stack Processor Expert integration documentation" at the bottom of the page.

Best Regards,

Marek Neuzil