fix(timer): removing cascade when TIM aleady enabled shouldn't reset counter
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@ -150,21 +150,36 @@ fn Timer(comptime id: u2) type {
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pub fn setTimcntH(self: *Self, halfword: u16) void {
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const new = TimerControl{ .raw = halfword };
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// If Timer happens to be enabled, It will either be resheduled or disabled
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self.sched.removeScheduledEvent(.{ .TimerOverflow = id });
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if (self.cnt.enabled.read()) {
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// timer was already enabled
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if (self.cnt.enabled.read() and (new.cascade.read() or !new.enabled.read())) {
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// Either through the cascade bit or the enable bit, the timer has effectively been disabled
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// The Counter should hold whatever value it should have been at when it was disabled
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self._counter +%= @truncate(u16, (self.sched.now() - self._start_timestamp) / self.frequency());
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// If enabled falling edge or cascade falling edge, timer is paused
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if (!new.enabled.read() or (!self.cnt.cascade.read() and new.cascade.read())) {
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self.sched.removeScheduledEvent(.{ .TimerOverflow = id });
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// Counter should hold the value it stopped at meaning we have to calculate it now
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self._counter +%= @truncate(u16, (self.sched.now() - self._start_timestamp) / self.frequency());
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}
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// the timer has always been enabled, but the cascade bit which was blocking the timer has been unset
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if (new.enabled.read() and (self.cnt.cascade.read() and !new.cascade.read())) {
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// we want to reschedule the timer event, however we won't reload the counter.
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// the invariant here is that self._counter holds the already calculated paused value
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self.rescheduleTimerExpire(0);
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}
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} else {
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// the timer was previously disabeld
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if (new.enabled.read()) {
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// timer should start counting (with a reloaded counter value)
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self._counter = self._reload;
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// if cascade happens to be set, the timer doesn't actually do anything though
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if (!new.cascade.read()) self.rescheduleTimerExpire(0);
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}
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}
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// The counter is only reloaded on the rising edge of the enable bit
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if (!self.cnt.enabled.read() and new.enabled.read()) self._counter = self._reload;
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// If Timer is enabled and we're not cascading, we need to schedule an overflow event
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if (new.enabled.read() and !new.cascade.read()) self.rescheduleTimerExpire(0);
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self.cnt.raw = halfword;
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}
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@ -202,7 +217,8 @@ fn Timer(comptime id: u2) type {
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}
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// Reschedule Timer if we're not cascading
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if (!self.cnt.cascade.read()) {
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// TIM0 cascade value is N/A
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if (id == 0 or !self.cnt.cascade.read()) {
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self._counter = self._reload;
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self.rescheduleTimerExpire(late);
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}
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