I have an S32G399-RDB3 board with a setup derived from the GoldVIP package. The M7 binary and the Linux kernel images were changed, but the bootloader configuration is practically the same of the original configuration.
I'm using one of the system timer instances to collect measurements, and I wanted to ask whether there is a practical way to read the STM frequency without following the entire chain of clock signals.
If you want to know the exact STM timer time, you must know that the XBAR_DIV3_CLK default is 133.33Mhz, the frequency division factor CPS and CMP values.
Thank you for contacting us. May I ask why you want to read the STM frequency without following the entire chain of clock signals? In addition, You can refer to the attachment to check the clock of M core STM.
Hi, thank you for the reply. Because for example if you need to do it at runtime, there are multiple possible sources of the XBAR_DIV3_CLK clock and reconstructing the full chain is not trivial.
There are multiple possible sources of the XBAR_DIV3_CLK clock, so you need to configure the same value of XBAR_DIV3_CLK for the M core and A core, to avoid conflicts.
If you want to know the exact STM timer time, you must know that the XBAR_DIV3_CLK default is 133.33Mhz, the frequency division factor CPS and CMP values.
