Fixed bug with AVR8 output pin manipulation where GPIO CLEAR registers were not being set correctly.
When the GPIO CLEAR register is not the same as the SET register, there is no need to read the value before setting the appropriate bit on the CLEAR register. We were reading the value and *then* setting the appropriate bit. The value we were reading had previous bits set (from previous clear operations, I suspect), which we were not clearing (before setting the appropriate bits). This was resulting in other GPIO pins on the same PORT being cleared unexpectedly. Doh!
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@@ -447,6 +447,20 @@ void Avr8::setPinState(int variantId, const TargetPinDescriptor& pinDescriptor,
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|| !padDescriptor.gpioPortClearAddress.has_value()
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|| padDescriptor.gpioPortClearAddress == portSetAddress
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) {
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if (padDescriptor.gpioPortClearAddress != portSetAddress) {
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/*
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* We don't need to read the register if the SET and CLEAR operations are performed via different
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* registers.
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*
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* Instead, we can just set the appropriate bit against the SET register.
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*/
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this->writeMemory(
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TargetMemoryType::RAM,
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portSetAddress,
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{static_cast<unsigned char>(0x01 << pinNumber)}
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);
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} else {
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auto portSetRegisterValue = this->readMemory(TargetMemoryType::RAM, portSetAddress, 1);
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if (portSetRegisterValue.empty()) {
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@@ -465,6 +479,7 @@ void Avr8::setPinState(int variantId, const TargetPinDescriptor& pinDescriptor,
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);
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}
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}
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}
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/*
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* We only need to update the PORT clear register if the IO state was set to LOW, and the clear register is
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@@ -476,26 +491,15 @@ void Avr8::setPinState(int variantId, const TargetPinDescriptor& pinDescriptor,
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) {
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// We also need to ensure the PORT clear register value is correct
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auto portClearAddress = padDescriptor.gpioPortClearAddress.value();
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auto portClearRegisterValue = this->readMemory(TargetMemoryType::RAM, portClearAddress, 1);
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if (portClearRegisterValue.empty()) {
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throw Exception("Failed to read PORT (OUTSET) register value");
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}
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auto portClearBitset = std::bitset<std::numeric_limits<unsigned char>::digits>(portClearRegisterValue.front());
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if (portClearBitset.test(pinNumber) == (ioState == TargetPinState::IoState::LOW)) {
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// PORT clear register needs updating
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portClearBitset.set(pinNumber, (ioState == TargetPinState::IoState::LOW));
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this->writeMemory(
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TargetMemoryType::RAM,
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portClearAddress,
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{static_cast<unsigned char>(portClearBitset.to_ulong())}
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{static_cast<unsigned char>(0x01 << pinNumber)}
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);
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}
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}
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}
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}
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bool Avr8::memoryAddressRangeClashesWithIoPortRegisters(
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TargetMemoryType memoryType,
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