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{{
SPI interface routines for SD & SDHC & MMC cards
Jonathan "lonesock" Dummer
version 0.3.0 2009 July 19
Using multiblock SPI mode exclusively.
This is the "SAFE" version...uses
* 1 instruction per bit writes
* 2 instructions per bit reads
For the fsrw project:
fsrw.sf.net
}}
CON
' possible card types
type_MMC = 1
type_SD = 2
type_SDHC = 3
' Error codes
ERR_CARD_NOT_RESET = -1
ERR_3v3_NOT_SUPPORTED = -2
ERR_OCR_FAILED = -3
ERR_BLOCK_NOT_LONG_ALIGNED = -4
'...
' These errors are for the assembly engine...they are negated inside, and need to be <= 511
ERR_ASM_NO_READ_TOKEN = 100
ERR_ASM_BLOCK_NOT_WRITTEN = 101
' NOTE: errors -128 to -255 are reserved for reporting R1 response errors
'...
ERR_SPI_ENGINE_NOT_RUNNING = -999
ERR_CARD_BUSY_TIMEOUT = -1000
' SDHC/SD/MMC command set for SPI
CMD0 = $40+0 ' GO_IDLE_STATE
CMD1 = $40+1 ' SEND_OP_COND (MMC)
ACMD41 = $C0+41 ' SEND_OP_COND (SDC)
CMD8 = $40+8 ' SEND_IF_COND
CMD9 = $40+9 ' SEND_CSD
CMD10 = $40+10 ' SEND_CID
CMD12 = $40+12 ' STOP_TRANSMISSION
CMD13 = $40+13 ' SEND_STATUS
ACMD13 = $C0+13 ' SD_STATUS (SDC)
CMD16 = $40+16 ' SET_BLOCKLEN
CMD17 = $40+17 ' READ_SINGLE_BLOCK
CMD18 = $40+18 ' READ_MULTIPLE_BLOCK
CMD23 = $40+23 ' SET_BLOCK_COUNT (MMC)
ACMD23 = $C0+23 ' SET_WR_BLK_ERASE_COUNT (SDC)
CMD24 = $40+24 ' WRITE_BLOCK
CMD25 = $40+25 ' WRITE_MULTIPLE_BLOCK
CMD55 = $40+55 ' APP_CMD
CMD58 = $40+58 ' READ_OCR
CMD59 = $40+59 ' CRC_ON_OFF
' buffer size for my debug cmd log
'LOG_SIZE = 256<<1
{
VAR
long SPI_engine_cog
' these are used for interfacing with the assembly engine | temporary initialization usage
long SPI_command ' "t", "r", "w", 0 =>done, <0 => error | pin mask
long SPI_block_index ' which 512-byte block to read/write | cnt at init
long SPI_buffer_address ' where to get/put the data in Hub RAM | unused
'}
DAT
'' I'm placing these variables in a DAT section to make this driver a singleton.
'' If for some reason you really need more than one driver (e.g. if you have more
'' than a single SD socket), move these back into VAR.
SPI_engine_cog long 0
' these are used for interfacing with the assembly engine | temporary initialization usage
SPI_command long 0 ' "t", "r", "w", 0 =>done, <0 => error | unused
SPI_block_index long 0 ' which 512-byte block to read/write | cnt at init
SPI_buffer_address long 0 ' where to get/put the data in Hub RAM | unused
{
VAR
' for debug ONLY
byte log_cmd_resp[LOG_SIZE+1]
PUB get_log_pointer
return @log_cmd_resp
'}
PUB start( basepin )
{{
This is a compatibility wrapper, and requires that the pins be
both consecutive, and in the order DO CLK DI CS.
}}
return start_explicit( basepin, basepin+1, basepin+2, basepin+3 )
PUB readblock( block_index, buffer_address )
if SPI_engine_cog == 0
abort ERR_SPI_ENGINE_NOT_RUNNING
if (buffer_address & 3)
abort ERR_BLOCK_NOT_LONG_ALIGNED
SPI_block_index := block_index
SPI_buffer_address := buffer_address
SPI_command := "r"
repeat while SPI_command == "r"
if SPI_command < 0
abort SPI_command
PUB writeblock( block_index, buffer_address )
if SPI_engine_cog == 0
abort ERR_SPI_ENGINE_NOT_RUNNING
if (buffer_address & 3)
abort ERR_BLOCK_NOT_LONG_ALIGNED
SPI_block_index := block_index
SPI_buffer_address := buffer_address
SPI_command := "w"
repeat while SPI_command == "w"
if SPI_command < 0
abort SPI_command
PUB get_seconds
if SPI_engine_cog == 0
abort ERR_SPI_ENGINE_NOT_RUNNING
SPI_command := "t"
repeat while SPI_command == "t"
' secods are in SPI_block_index, remainder is in SPI_buffer_address
return SPI_block_index
PUB get_milliseconds : ms
if SPI_engine_cog == 0
abort ERR_SPI_ENGINE_NOT_RUNNING
SPI_command := "t"
repeat while SPI_command == "t"
' secods are in SPI_block_index, remainder is in SPI_buffer_address
ms := SPI_block_index * 1000
ms += SPI_buffer_address * 1000 / clkfreq
PUB start_explicit( DO, CLK, DI, CS ) : card_type | tmp, i
{{
Do all of the card initialization in SPIN, then hand off the pin
information to the assembly cog for hot SPI block R/W action!
}}
' Start from scratch
stop
' clear my log buffer
{
bytefill( @log_cmd_resp, 0, LOG_SIZE+1 )
dbg_ptr := @log_cmd_resp
dbg_end := dbg_ptr + LOG_SIZE
'}
' wait ~4 milliseconds
waitcnt( 500 + (clkfreq>>8) + cnt )
' (start with cog variables, _BEFORE_ loading the cog)
pinDO := DO
maskDO := |< DO
pinCLK := CLK
pinDI := DI
maskDI := |< DI
maskCS := |< CS
adrShift := 9 ' block = 512 * index, and 512 = 1<<9
' pass the output pin mask via the command register
maskAll := maskCS | (|<pinCLK) | maskDI
dira |= maskAll
' get the card in a ready state: set DI and CS high, send => 74 clocks
outa |= maskAll
repeat 4096
outa[CLK]~~
outa[CLK]~
' time-hack
SPI_block_index := cnt
' reset the card
tmp~
repeat i from 0 to 9
if tmp <> 1
tmp := send_cmd_slow( CMD0, 0, $95 )
if (tmp & 4)
' the card said CMD0 ("go idle") was invalid, so we're possibly stuck in read or write mode
if i & 1
' exit multiblock read mode
repeat 4
read_32_slow ' these extra clocks are required for some MMC cards
send_slow( $FD, 8 ) ' stop token
read_32_slow
repeat while read_slow <> $FF
else
' exit multiblock read mode
send_cmd_slow( CMD12, 0, $61 )
if tmp <> 1
' the reset command failed!
crash( ERR_CARD_NOT_RESET )
' Is this a SD type 2 card?
if send_cmd_slow( CMD8, $1AA, $87 ) == 1
' Type2 SD, check to see if it's a SDHC card
tmp := read_32_slow
' check the supported voltage
if (tmp & $1FF) <> $1AA
crash( ERR_3v3_NOT_SUPPORTED )
' try to initialize the type 2 card with the High Capacity bit
repeat while send_cmd_slow( ACMD41, |<30, $77 )
' the card is initialized, let's read back the High Capacity bit
if send_cmd_slow( CMD58, 0, $FD ) <> 0
crash( ERR_OCR_FAILED )
' get back the data
tmp := read_32_slow
' check the bit
if tmp & |<30
card_type := type_SDHC
adrShift := 0
else
card_type := type_SD
else
' Either a type 1 SD card, or it's MMC, try SD 1st
if send_cmd_slow( ACMD41, 0, $E5 ) < 2
' this is a type 1 SD card (1 means busy, 0 means done initializing)
card_type := type_SD
repeat while send_cmd_slow( ACMD41, 0, $E5 )
else
' mark that it's MMC, and try to initialize
card_type := type_MMC
repeat while send_cmd_slow( CMD1, 0, $F9 )
' some SD or MMC cards may have the wrong block size, set it here
send_cmd_slow( CMD16, 512, $15 )
' card is mounted, make sure the CRC is turned off
send_cmd_slow( CMD59, 0, $91 )
' check the status
'send_cmd_slow( CMD13, 0, $0D )
' done with the SPI bus for now
outa |= maskCS
' set my counter modes for super fast SPI operation
' writing: NCO single-ended mode, output on DI
writeMode := (%00100 << 26) | (DI << 0)
' reading
'readMode := (%11000 << 26) | (DO << 0) | (CLK << 9)
' clock
'clockLineMode := (%00110 << 26) | (CLK << 0) ' DUTY, 25% duty cycle
' clock
clockLineMode := (%00100 << 26) | (CLK << 0) ' NCO, 50% duty cycle
' how many bytes (8 clocks, >>3) fit into 1/2 of a second (>>1), 4 clocks per instruction (>>2)?
N_in8_500ms := clkfreq >> constant(1+2+3)
' how long should we wait before auto-exiting any multiblock mode?
idle_limit := 125 ' ms, NEVER make this > 1000
idle_limit := clkfreq / (1000 / idle_limit) ' convert to counts
' Hand off control to the assembly engine's cog
bufAdr := @SPI_buffer_address
sdAdr := @SPI_block_index
SPI_command := 0 ' just make sure it's not 1
' start my driver cog and wait till I hear back that it's done
SPI_engine_cog := cognew( @SPI_engine_entry, @SPI_command ) + 1
if( SPI_engine_cog == 0 )
crash( ERR_SPI_ENGINE_NOT_RUNNING )
repeat while SPI_command <> -1
' and we no longer need to control any pins from here
dira &= !maskAll
' the return variable is card_type
PUB release
{{
I do not want to abort if the cog is not
running, as this is called from stop, which
is called from start/ [8^)
}}
if SPI_engine_cog
SPI_command := "z"
repeat while SPI_command == "z"
PUB stop
{{
kill the assembly driver cog.
}}
release
if SPI_engine_cog
cogstop( SPI_engine_cog~ - 1 )
PRI crash( abort_code )
{{
In case of Bad Things(TM) happening,
exit as gracefully as possible.
}}
' and we no longer need to control any pins from here
dira &= !maskAll
' and report our error
abort abort_code
PRI send_cmd_slow( cmd, val, crc ) : reply | time_stamp
{{
Send down a command and return the reply.
Note: slow is an understatement!
Note: this uses the assembly DAT variables for pin IDs,
which means that if you run this multiple times (say for
multiple SD cards), these values will change for each one.
But this is OK as all of these functions will be called
during the initialization only, before the PASM engine is
running.
}}
' if this is an application specific command, handle it
if (cmd & $80)
' ACMD<n> is the command sequense of CMD55-CMD<n>
cmd &= $7F
reply := send_cmd_slow( CMD55, 0, $65 )
if (reply > 1)
return reply
' the CS line needs to go low during this operation
outa |= maskCS
outa &= !maskCS
' give the card a few cocks to finish whatever it was doing
read_32_slow
' send the command byte
send_slow( cmd, 8 )
' send the value long
send_slow( val, 32 )
' send the CRC byte
send_slow( crc, 8 )
' is this a CMD12?, if so, stuff byte
if cmd == CMD12
read_slow
' read back the response (spec declares 1-8 reads max for SD, MMC is 0-8)
time_stamp := 9
repeat
reply := read_slow
while( reply & $80 ) and ( time_stamp-- )
' done, and 'reply' is already pre-loaded
{
if dbg_ptr < (dbg_end-1)
byte[dbg_ptr++] := cmd
byte[dbg_ptr++] := reply
if (cmd&63) == 13
' get the second byte
byte[dbg_ptr++] := cmd
byte[dbg_ptr++] := read_slow
'}
PRI send_slow( value, bits_to_send )
value ><= bits_to_send
repeat bits_to_send
outa[pinCLK]~
outa[pinDI] := value
value >>= 1
outa[pinCLK]~~
PRI read_32_slow : r
repeat 4
r <<= 8
r |= read_slow
PRI read_slow : r
{{
Read back 8 bits from the card
}}
' we need the DI line high so a read can occur
outa[pinDI]~~
' get 8 bits (remember, r is initialized to 0 by SPIN)
repeat 8
outa[pinCLK]~
outa[pinCLK]~~
r += r + ina[pinDO]
' error check
if( (cnt - SPI_block_index) > (clkfreq << 2) )
crash( ERR_CARD_BUSY_TIMEOUT )
DAT
{{
This is the assembly engine for doing fast block
reads and writes. This is *ALL* it does!
}}
ORG 0
SPI_engine_entry
' Counter A drives data out
mov ctra,writeMode
' Counter B will always drive my clock line
mov ctrb,clockLineMode
' set our output pins to match the pin mask
mov dira,maskAll
' handshake that we now control the pins
neg user_request,#1
wrlong user_request,par
' start my seconds' counter here
mov last_time,cnt
waiting_for_command
' update my seconds counter, but also track the idle
' time so we can to release the card after timeout.
call #handle_time
' read the command, and make sure it's from the user (> 0)
rdlong user_request,par
cmps user_request,#0 wz,wc
if_be jmp #waiting_for_command
' handle our card based commands
cmp user_request,#"r" wz
if_z jmp #read_ahead
cmp user_request,#"w" wz
if_z jmp #write_behind
cmp user_request,#"z" wz
if_z jmp #release_card
' time requests are handled differently
cmp user_request,#"t" wz ' time
if_z wrlong seconds,sdAdr ' seconds goes into the SD index register
if_z wrlong dtime,bufAdr ' the remainder goes into the buffer address register
' in all other cases, clear the user's request
mov user_request,#0
wrlong user_request,par
jmp #waiting_for_command
release_card
mov user_cmd,#"z" ' request a release
neg lastIndexPlus,#1 ' reset the last block index
neg user_idx,#1 ' and make this match it
call #handle_command
mov user_request,user_cmd
wrlong user_request,par
jmp #waiting_for_command
read_ahead
rdlong user_idx,sdAdr
' if the correct block is not already loaded, load it
mov tmp1,user_idx
add tmp1,#1
cmp tmp1,lastIndexPlus wz
if_z cmp lastCommand,#"r" wz
if_z jmp #:get_on_with_it
mov user_cmd,#"r"
call #handle_command
:get_on_with_it
' copy the data up into Hub RAM
movi transfer_long,#%000010_000 'set to wrlong
call #hub_cog_transfer
' signify that the data is ready, Spin can continue
mov user_request,user_cmd
wrlong user_request,par
' request the next block
mov user_cmd,#"r"
add user_idx,#1
call #handle_command
' done
jmp #waiting_for_command
write_behind
rdlong user_idx,sdAdr
' copy data in from Hub RAM
movi transfer_long,#%000010_001 'set to rdlong
call #hub_cog_transfer
' signify that we have the data, Spin can continue
mov user_request,user_cmd
wrlong user_request,par
' write out the block
mov user_cmd,#"w"
call #handle_command
' done
jmp #waiting_for_command
{{
Set user_cmd and user_idx before calling this
}}
handle_command
' Can we stay in the old mode? (address = old_address+1) && (old mode == new_mode)
cmp lastIndexPlus,user_idx wz
if_z cmp user_cmd,lastCommand wz
if_z jmp #:execute_block_command
' we fell through, must exit the old mode! (except if the old mode was "release")
cmp lastCommand,#"w" wz
if_z call #stop_mb_write
cmp lastCommand,#"r" wz
if_z call #stop_mb_read
' and start up the new mode!
cmp user_cmd,#"w" wz
if_z call #start_mb_write
cmp user_cmd,#"r" wz
if_z call #start_mb_read
cmp user_cmd,#"z" wz
if_z call #release_DO
:execute_block_command
' track the (new) last index and command
mov lastIndexPlus,user_idx
add lastIndexPlus,#1
mov lastCommand,user_cmd
' do the block read or write or terminate!
cmp user_cmd,#"w" wz
if_z call #write_single_block
cmp user_cmd,#"r" wz
if_z call #read_single_block
cmp user_cmd,#"z" wz
if_z mov user_cmd,#0
' done
handle_command_ret
ret
{=== these PASM functions get me in and out of multiblock mode ===}
release_DO
' we're already out of multiblock mode, so
' deselect the card and send out some clocks
or outa,maskCS
call #in8
call #in8
' if you are using pull-up resistors, and need all
' lines tristated, then uncomment the following line.
' for Cluso99
'mov dira,#0
release_DO_ret
ret
start_mb_read
movi block_cmd,#CMD18<<1
call #send_SPI_command_fast
start_mb_read_ret
ret
stop_mb_read
movi block_cmd,#CMD12<<1
call #send_SPI_command_fast
call #busy_fast
stop_mb_read_ret
ret
start_mb_write
movi block_cmd,#CMD25<<1
call #send_SPI_command_fast
start_mb_write_ret
ret
stop_mb_write
call #busy_fast
' only some cards need these extra clocks
mov tmp1,#16
:loopity
call #in8
djnz tmp1,#:loopity
' done with hack
movi phsa,#$FD<<1
call #out8
call #in8 ' stuff byte
call #busy_fast
stop_mb_write_ret
ret
send_SPI_command_fast
' make sure we have control of the output lines
mov dira,maskAll
' make sure the CS line transitions low
or outa,maskCS
andn outa,maskCS
' 8 clocks
call #in8
' send the data
mov phsa,block_cmd ' do which ever block command this is (already in the top 8 bits)
call #out8 ' write the byte
mov phsa,user_idx ' read in the desired block index
shl phsa,adrShift ' this will multiply by 512 (bytes/sector) for MMC and SD
call #out8 ' move out the 1st MSB '
rol phsa,#1
call #out8 ' move out the 1st MSB '
rol phsa,#1
call #out8 ' move out the 1st MSB '
rol phsa,#1
call #out8 ' move out the 1st MSB '
' bogus CRC value
call #in8 ' in8 looks like out8 with $FF
' CMD12 requires a stuff byte
shr block_cmd,#24
cmp block_cmd,#CMD12 wz
if_z call #in8 ' 8 clocks
' get the response
mov tmp1,#9
:cmd_response
call #in8
test readback,#$80 wc,wz
if_c djnz tmp1,#:cmd_response
if_nz neg user_cmd,readback
' done
send_SPI_command_fast_ret
ret
busy_fast
mov tmp1,N_in8_500ms
:still_busy
call #in8
cmp readback,#$FF wz
if_nz djnz tmp1,#:still_busy
busy_fast_ret
ret
out8
andn outa,maskDI
'movi phsb,#%11_0000000
mov phsb,#0
movi frqb,#%01_0000000
rol phsa,#1
rol phsa,#1
rol phsa,#1
rol phsa,#1
rol phsa,#1
rol phsa,#1
rol phsa,#1
mov frqb,#0
' don't shift out the final bit...already sent, but be aware
' of this when sending consecutive bytes (send_cmd, for e.g.)
out8_ret
ret
{
in8
or outa,maskDI
mov ctra,readMode
' Start my clock
mov frqa,#1<<7
mov phsa,#0
movi phsb,#%11_0000000
movi frqb,#%01_0000000
' keep reading in my value, one bit at a time! (Kuneko - "Wh)
shr frqa,#1
shr frqa,#1
shr frqa,#1
shr frqa,#1
shr frqa,#1
shr frqa,#1
shr frqa,#1
mov frqb,#0 ' stop the clock
mov readback,phsa
mov frqa,#0
mov ctra,writeMode
in8_ret
ret
}
in8
neg phsa,#1' DI high
mov readback,#0
' set up my clock, and start it
movi phsb,#%011_000000
movi frqb,#%001_000000
' keep reading in my value
test maskDO,ina wc
rcl readback,#1
test maskDO,ina wc
rcl readback,#1
test maskDO,ina wc
rcl readback,#1
test maskDO,ina wc
rcl readback,#1
test maskDO,ina wc
rcl readback,#1
test maskDO,ina wc
rcl readback,#1
test maskDO,ina wc
rcl readback,#1
test maskDO,ina wc
mov frqb,#0 ' stop the clock
rcl readback,#1
mov phsa,#0 'DI low
in8_ret
ret
' this is called more frequently than 1 Hz, and
' is only called when the user command is 0.
handle_time
mov tmp1,cnt ' get the current timestamp
add idle_time,tmp1 ' add the current time to my idle time counter
sub idle_time,last_time ' subtract the last time from my idle counter (hence delta)
add dtime,tmp1 ' add to my accumulator,
sub dtime,last_time ' and subtract the old (adding delta)
mov last_time,tmp1 ' update my "last timestamp"
rdlong tmp1,#0 ' what is the clock frequency?
cmpsub dtime,tmp1 wc ' if I have more than a second in my accumulator
addx seconds,#0 ' then add it to "seconds"
' this part is to auto-release the card after a timeout
cmp idle_time,idle_limit wz,wc
if_b jmp #handle_time_ret ' don't clear if we haven't hit the limit
mov user_cmd,#"z" ' we can't overdo it, the command handler makes sure
neg lastIndexPlus,#1 ' reset the last block index
neg user_idx,#1 ' and make this match it
call #handle_command ' release the card, but don't mess with the user's request register
handle_time_ret
ret
hub_cog_transfer
' setup for all 4 passes
mov ctrb,clockXferMode
mov frqb,#1
rdlong buf_ptr,bufAdr
mov ops_left,#4
movd transfer_long,#speed_buf
four_transfer_passes
' sync to the Hub RAM access
rdlong tmp1,tmp1
' how many long to move on this pass? (512 bytes / 4)longs / 4 passes
mov tmp1,#(512 / 4 / 4)
' get my starting address right (phsb is incremented 1 per clock, so 16 each Hub access)
mov phsb,buf_ptr
' write the longs, stride 4...low 2 bits of phsb are ignored
transfer_long
rdlong 0-0,phsb
add transfer_long,incDest4
djnz tmp1,#transfer_long
' go back to where I started, but advanced 1 long
sub transfer_long,decDestNminus1
' offset my Hub pointer by one long per pass
add buf_ptr,#4
' do all 4 passes
djnz ops_left,#four_transfer_passes
' restore the counter mode
mov frqb,#0
mov phsb,#0
mov ctrb,clockLineMode
hub_cog_transfer_ret
ret
read_single_block
' where am I sending the data?
movd :store_read_long,#speed_buf
mov ops_left,#128
' wait until the card is ready
mov tmp1,N_in8_500ms
:get_resp
call #in8
cmp readback,#$FE wz
if_nz djnz tmp1,#:get_resp
if_nz neg user_cmd,#ERR_ASM_NO_READ_TOKEN
if_nz jmp #read_single_block_ret
' set DI high
neg phsa,#1
' read the data
mov ops_left,#128
:read_loop
mov tmp1,#4
movi phsb,#%011_000000
:in_byte
' Start my clock
movi frqb,#%001_000000
' keep reading in my value, BACKWARDS! (Brilliant idea by Tom Rokicki!)
test maskDO,ina wc
rcl readback,#8
test maskDO,ina wc
muxc readback,#2
test maskDO,ina wc
muxc readback,#4
test maskDO,ina wc
muxc readback,#8
test maskDO,ina wc
muxc readback,#16
test maskDO,ina wc
muxc readback,#32
test maskDO,ina wc
muxc readback,#64
test maskDO,ina wc
mov frqb,#0 ' stop the clock
muxc readback,#128
' go back for more
djnz tmp1,#:in_byte
' make it...NOT backwards [8^)
rev readback,#0
:store_read_long
mov 0-0,readback ' due to some counter weirdness, we need this mov
add :store_read_long,const512
djnz ops_left,#:read_loop
' set DI low
mov phsa,#0
' now read 2 trailing bytes (CRC)
call #in8 ' out8 is 2x faster than in8
call #in8 ' and I'm not using the CRC anyway
' give an extra 8 clocks in case we pause for a long time
call #in8 ' in8 looks like out8($FF)
' all done successfully
mov idle_time,#0
mov user_cmd,#0
read_single_block_ret
ret
write_single_block
' where am I getting the data? (all 512 bytes / 128 longs of it?)
movs :write_loop,#speed_buf
' read in 512 bytes (128 longs) from Hub RAM and write it to the card
mov ops_left,#128
' just hold your horses
call #busy_fast
' $FC for multiblock, $FE for single block
movi phsa,#$FC<<1
call #out8
mov phsb,#0 ' make sure my clock accumulator is right
'movi phsb,#%11_0000000
:write_loop
' read 4 bytes
mov phsa,speed_buf
add :write_loop,#1
' a long in LE order is DCBA
rol phsa,#24 ' move A7 into position, so I can do the swizzled version
movi frqb,#%010000000 ' start the clock (remember A7 is already in place)
rol phsa,#1 ' A7 is going out, at the end of this instr, A6 is in place
rol phsa,#1 ' A5
rol phsa,#1 ' A4
rol phsa,#1 ' A3
rol phsa,#1 ' A2
rol phsa,#1 ' A1
rol phsa,#1 ' A0
rol phsa,#17 ' B7
rol phsa,#1 ' B6
rol phsa,#1 ' B5
rol phsa,#1 ' B4
rol phsa,#1 ' B3
rol phsa,#1 ' B2
rol phsa,#1 ' B1
rol phsa,#1 ' B0
rol phsa,#17 ' C7
rol phsa,#1 ' C6
rol phsa,#1 ' C5
rol phsa,#1 ' C4
rol phsa,#1 ' C3
rol phsa,#1 ' C2
rol phsa,#1 ' C1
rol phsa,#1 ' C0
rol phsa,#17 ' D7
rol phsa,#1 ' D6
rol phsa,#1 ' D5
rol phsa,#1 ' D4
rol phsa,#1 ' D3
rol phsa,#1 ' D2
rol phsa,#1 ' D1
rol phsa,#1 ' D0 will be in place _after_ this instruction
mov frqb,#0 ' shuts the clock off, _after_ this instruction
djnz ops_left,#:write_loop
' write out my two (bogus, using $FF) CRC bytes
call #in8
call #in8
' now read response (I need this response, so can't spoof using out8)
call #in8
and readback,#$1F
cmp readback,#5 wz
if_z mov user_cmd,#0 ' great
if_nz neg user_cmd,#ERR_ASM_BLOCK_NOT_WRITTEN ' oops
' send out another 8 clocks
call #in8
' all done
mov idle_time,#0
write_single_block_ret
ret
{=== Assembly Interface Variables ===}
pinDO long 0 ' pin is controlled by a counter
pinCLK long 0 ' pin is controlled by a counter
pinDI long 0 ' pin is controlled by a counter
maskDO long 0 ' mask for reading the DO line from the card
maskDI long 0 ' mask for setting the pin high while reading
maskCS long 0 ' mask = (1<<pin), and is controlled directly
maskAll long 0
adrShift long 9 ' will be 0 for SDHC, 9 for MMC & SD
bufAdr long 0 ' where in Hub RAM is the buffer to copy to/from?
sdAdr long 0 ' where on the SD card does it read/write?
writeMode long 0 ' the counter setup in NCO single ended, clocking data out on pinDI
'clockOutMode long 0 ' the counter setup in NCO single ended, driving the clock line on pinCLK
N_in8_500ms long 1_000_000 ' used for timeout checking in PASM
'readMode long 0
clockLineMode long 0
clockXferMode long %11111 << 26
const512 long 512
const1024 long 1024
incDest4 long 4 << 9
decDestNminus1 long (512 / 4 - 1) << 9
{=== Initialized PASM Variables ===}
seconds long 0
dtime long 0
idle_time long 0
idle_limit long 0
{=== Multiblock State Machine ===}
lastIndexPlus long -1 ' state handler will check against lastIndexPlus, which will not have been -1
lastCommand long 0 ' this will never be the last command.
{=== Debug Logging Pointers ===}
{
dbg_ptr long 0
dbg_end long 0
'}
{=== Assembly Scratch Variables ===}
ops_left res 1 ' used as a counter for bytes, words, longs, whatever (start w/ # byte clocks out)
readback res 1 ' all reading from the card goes through here
tmp1 res 1 ' this may get used in all subroutines...don't use except in lowest
user_request res 1 ' the main command variable, read in from Hub: "r"-read single, "w"-write single
user_cmd res 1 ' used internally to handle actual commands to be executed
user_idx res 1 ' the pointer to the Hub RAM where the data block is/goes
block_cmd res 1 ' one of the SD/MMC command codes, no app-specific allowed
buf_ptr res 1 ' moving pointer to the Hub RAM buffer
last_time res 1 ' tracking the timestamp
{{
496 longs is my total available space in the cog,
and I want 128 longs for eventual use as one 512-
byte buffer. This gives me a total of 368 longs
to use for umount, and a readblock and writeblock
for both Hub RAM and Cog buffers.
}}
speed_buf res 128 ' 512 bytes to be used for read-ahead / write-behind
'fit 467
FIT 496
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