Fix execution priority. #55
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This commit implements the execution priority as defined in the armv7-m architecture reference manual. There was a bug where the group priority for reset, nmi and hardfault was not being ignored as specified in the ARMV7-M Arch Reference Manual. Version E. Page B1-157. Here it is defined that the group priority for Hardfault, NMI and Reset is -1, -2 and -3 respectively, regardles of the value of PRIGROUP. Signed-off-by: Diego Asanza <f.asanza@de.abb.com>
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Now looking at ARM V6m and ARM v7m reference manuals side by side I note that the ARM v6m implementation is likely broken (not related to this PR directly though). Interesting that the ExecutionPriority() pseudocode implementation as is does not result in correct operation regarding NMI, HARDFAULT and RESET. In make_default_exception_priorities() they are configured with correct priority numbers... |
Signed-off-by: Diego Asanza <f.asanza@de.abb.com>
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Btw, i think the way the exceptions are handled in the simulator will need probably some rework.
Yes, i was thinking the same. But I don't yet the architecture of the simulator good enough to start doing more involved changes. specifically, the hfsr is available in v7-m but not in v6-m. The same with others. |
This commit implements the execution priority as defined in the armv7-m architecture reference manual.
There was a bug where the group priority for reset, nmi and hardfault was not being ignored as specified in the ARMV7-M Arch Reference Manual. Version E. Page B1-157. Here it is defined that the group priority for Hardfault, NMI and Reset is -1, -2 and -3 respectively, regardles of the value of PRIGROUP.
Related: #54