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Ported the DMA peripheral from pebble/qemu #23

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Ported the DMA peripheral from pebble/qemu #23

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@baselsayeh baselsayeh commented Nov 3, 2018 •
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Currently,

  • Only uart tx and rx dma inturupt is implemented
  • Starting a dma from or to peripherals does not work but works in circular mode (uart with dma inturrupts works)
  • Half-transfer and error-transfer inturrupt is not implemented
  • Dma transfers pauses the emulation while dma transfers occures (needs multi-threaded timers and inturrupts)

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re-added '#include <sys/sysmacros.h>' to fix compilation errors
c42e8ea 
It seems that gclibc 2.23 dropped '#include <sys/sysmacros.h>' from
sys/types.h, which is causing compilation errors on newer versions that
use functions from that file
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ported the DMA peripheral from pebble/qemu (partially working)
7f55652 
Currently, UART (Transfer Complete) dma inturrupt only works (from
peripherals), but memory to memory works fine
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added clock and register configuration for the dma peripheral
703f157
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Added circular mode in DMA
5860172 
Note: it does not work with uart
@beckus beckus merged commit 745531e into beckus:stm32 Dec 6, 2018
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beckus commented Dec 6, 2018

Sorry for the delay. Thank you for submitting this - it's nice to see the list of supported peripherals grow.

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beckus commented Dec 6, 2018

I added another commit 9852410 to fix some minor compile warnings I was receiving with the new DMA code. I have my compiler set to treat warnings as errors (which I think is the default for QEMU if I recall correctly), and would prefer not to disable warnings (even though one of the changes was a bit ugly). These changes shouldn't have any effect, though I don't have a way to test right now.

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