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armio.c: set GPIO2 output high initially On TI-canonical platforms GPIO2 is DCD modem control output. In TI's original code the AI_InitIOConfig() function called from Init_Target() would configure GPIO2 as an output and set the initial output value to low, but then the init code in uartfax.c called from Init_Serial_Flows() would immediately change it to high, corresponding to DCD not asserted. The result is a momentary asserted-state glitch on the DCD output. The present change eliminates this glitch, setting DCD output to not-asserted initially like it should be.
author Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org>
date Thu, 25 Jun 2020 03:17:43 +0000
parents 41b6a18ffa0b
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# Building frame_na7_db_fl.lib using the GPF source bits we got with TCS3.2
# This version uses the original TCS211 objects for the OSL part

CFLAGS="-mw -x -pw2 -o3 -me -mt -g -mn"

# Defines

CPPFLAGS="-DNU_DEBUG -D_FF_RV_EXIST_ -DRUN_FLASH"
CPPFLAGS="$CPPFLAGS -D_TARGET_ -D_NUCLEUS_"

# Includes

CPPFLAGS="$CPPFLAGS -I$SRC/$GPF/frame"
CPPFLAGS="$CPPFLAGS -I$SRC/$GPF/inc/nuc"
CPPFLAGS="$CPPFLAGS -I$SRC/$GPF/inc/nuc/arm7"
CPPFLAGS="$CPPFLAGS -I$SRC/$GPF/inc"
CPPFLAGS="$CPPFLAGS -I$SRC/gpf2/tst"

# Source modules

SRCDIR=$SRC/gpf3/frame

cfile_symlink $SRCDIR/frame.c
cfile_symlink $SRCDIR/vsi_sem.c
cfile_symlink $SRCDIR/vsi_com.c
cfile_symlink $SRCDIR/vsi_mem.c
cfile_symlink $SRCDIR/vsi_tim.c
cfile_symlink $SRCDIR/vsi_mis.c
cfile_symlink $SRCDIR/vsi_drv.c
cfile_symlink $SRCDIR/vsi_trc.c
cfile_symlink $SRCDIR/vsi_pro.c
cfile_symlink $SRCDIR/xalert.c
cfile_symlink $SRCDIR/route.c
cfile_symlink $SRCDIR/prf_func.c
cfile_symlink $SRCDIR/frm_ext.c
cfile_symlink $SRCDIR/frame_version.c

# OSL

OBJDIR=../../blobs/obj/osl/fl

OBJS="$OBJS $OBJDIR/os_com.obj"
OBJS="$OBJS $OBJDIR/os_drv.obj"
OBJS="$OBJS $OBJDIR/os_evt.obj"
OBJS="$OBJS $OBJDIR/os_isr.obj"
OBJS="$OBJS $OBJDIR/os_mem.obj"
OBJS="$OBJS $OBJDIR/os_mis.obj"
OBJS="$OBJS $OBJDIR/os_pro.obj"
OBJS="$OBJS $OBJDIR/os_sem.obj"
OBJS="$OBJS $OBJDIR/os_tim.obj"