How to find INTID for GIC of CA53 in i.MX8MN

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How to find INTID for GIC of CA53 in i.MX8MN

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T-Ii
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My customer develops a baremetal firmware running on CA53 in i.MX8MN UL Solo.

They want to handle interrupt with GIC, but can not find INTID for each IRQ in CA53.

Is there any document about it or method obtain INTID from IRQ? 

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Dhruvit
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Hi @T-Ii,

One can refer to this NXP Training Presentation for more information on the same.

 

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T-Ii
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Thank you @Dhruvit .

Unfortunately, I can not find a relations INTID and IRQ in the Document.
As I watch the output of "cat /proc/interrupt", It seems INTID is IRQ + 32. Is it right in i.MX8M Nano UL Solo?

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Dhruvit
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Hi @T-Ii,

 

My sincerest apologies for the delay.

Interrupt ID can be measured by [9:0] bits of Interrupt Acknowledge Register, GICC_IAR. 

And reading the IAR returns the INTID. For more information, refer to this ARM Documentation.

 

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T-Ii
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Thanks @Dhruvit ,

GICC_IAR seems only one INTID at one time and only obtain a INTID that fired interrupt. It is not enough useful for obtaining a list of IRQ and INTID.

I found a piece of that list from "cat /proc/interrupt" on BSP Linux. It is not completely, but enough to estimate others.

Customer accept the list and get progress developing.