HAL DCACHE Functions ¶
Initialization and DeInitialization functions ¶
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group1
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This section provides a set of functions allowing to initialize and deinitialize the DCACHE peripheral:
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Call the function HAL_DCACHE_Init() to initialize the selected DCACHE handle and associate an instance.
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Call the function HAL_DCACHE_DeInit() :
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to reset the DCACHE to the initial state by resetting the monitors,
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to reset the burst type to WRAP mode
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to disable interrupts,
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to reset and stop ongoing commands if any,
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to stop the cache and clear the flags.
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Functions
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_Init
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_t
instance
)
¶
-
Initialize the DCACHE according to the associated handle.
- Parameters :
-
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hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE.
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instance – DCACHE instance.
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- Return values :
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HAL_INVALID_PARAM – When the handle is NULL.
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HAL_OK – HAL DCACHE driver correctly Initialized for the given DCACHE instance.
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void
HAL_DCACHE_DeInit
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
DeInitialize the Data Cache.
Note
The goal of this function is to reset the DCACHE to the initial state:
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stop the DCACHE,
-
disable and reset the monitors,
-
reset the burst type to WRAP mode
-
disable interrupts,
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clear the interrupt flags,
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and reset the last error code.
- Parameters :
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hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
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- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group1
-
This section provides a set of functions allowing to initialize and deinitialize the DCACHE peripheral:
-
Call the function HAL_DCACHE_Init() to initialize the selected DCACHE handle and associate an instance.
-
Call the function HAL_DCACHE_DeInit() :
-
to reset the DCACHE to the initial state by resetting the monitors,
-
to reset the burst type to WRAP mode
-
to disable interrupts,
-
to reset and stop ongoing commands if any,
-
to stop the cache and clear the flags.
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Functions
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_Init
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_t
instance
)
-
Initialize the DCACHE according to the associated handle.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE.
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instance – DCACHE instance.
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- Return values :
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HAL_INVALID_PARAM – When the handle is NULL.
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HAL_OK – HAL DCACHE driver correctly Initialized for the given DCACHE instance.
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void
HAL_DCACHE_DeInit
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
DeInitialize the Data Cache.
Note
The goal of this function is to reset the DCACHE to the initial state:
-
stop the DCACHE,
-
disable and reset the monitors,
-
reset the burst type to WRAP mode
-
disable interrupts,
-
clear the interrupt flags,
-
and reset the last error code.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
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- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group1
-
This section provides a set of functions allowing to initialize and deinitialize the DCACHE peripheral:
-
Call the function HAL_DCACHE_Init() to initialize the selected DCACHE handle and associate an instance.
-
Call the function HAL_DCACHE_DeInit() :
-
to reset the DCACHE to the initial state by resetting the monitors,
-
to reset the burst type to WRAP mode
-
to disable interrupts,
-
to reset and stop ongoing commands if any,
-
to stop the cache and clear the flags.
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Functions
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_Init
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_t
instance
)
-
Initialize the DCACHE according to the associated handle.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE.
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instance – DCACHE instance.
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- Return values :
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HAL_INVALID_PARAM – When the handle is NULL.
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HAL_OK – HAL DCACHE driver correctly Initialized for the given DCACHE instance.
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void
HAL_DCACHE_DeInit
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
DeInitialize the Data Cache.
Note
The goal of this function is to reset the DCACHE to the initial state:
-
stop the DCACHE,
-
disable and reset the monitors,
-
reset the burst type to WRAP mode
-
disable interrupts,
-
clear the interrupt flags,
-
and reset the last error code.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
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Configuration functions ¶
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group2
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This section provides a set of functions allowing to configure the DCACHE peripheral:
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Call the function HAL_DCACHE_SetReadBurstType() to set the Read Burst Type.
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Call the function HAL_DCACHE_GetReadBurstType() to retrieve the value of the Read Burst Type.
Functions
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_SetReadBurstType
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_read_burst_t
read_burst_type
)
¶
-
Set the Read Burst Type.
Note
If DCACHE is enabled, the read burst type cannot be set.
- Parameters :
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hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
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read_burst_type – Burst Type to be applied.
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- Return values :
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HAL_OK – DCACHE instance has been correctly configured.
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hal_dcache_read_burst_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetReadBurstType
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
Get the Read Burst Type.
- Parameters :
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hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
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HAL_DCACHE_READ_BURST_WRAP – WRAP Configuration
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HAL_DCACHE_READ_BURST_INCR – INCR Configuration
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- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group2
-
This section provides a set of functions allowing to configure the DCACHE peripheral:
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Call the function HAL_DCACHE_SetReadBurstType() to set the Read Burst Type.
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Call the function HAL_DCACHE_GetReadBurstType() to retrieve the value of the Read Burst Type.
Functions
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_SetReadBurstType
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_read_burst_t
read_burst_type
)
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Set the Read Burst Type.
Note
If DCACHE is enabled, the read burst type cannot be set.
- Parameters :
-
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hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
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read_burst_type – Burst Type to be applied.
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- Return values :
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HAL_OK – DCACHE instance has been correctly configured.
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hal_dcache_read_burst_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetReadBurstType
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
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Get the Read Burst Type.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
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HAL_DCACHE_READ_BURST_WRAP – WRAP Configuration
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HAL_DCACHE_READ_BURST_INCR – INCR Configuration
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- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group2
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This section provides a set of functions allowing to configure the DCACHE peripheral:
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Call the function HAL_DCACHE_SetReadBurstType() to set the Read Burst Type.
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Call the function HAL_DCACHE_GetReadBurstType() to retrieve the value of the Read Burst Type.
Functions
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_SetReadBurstType
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_read_burst_t
read_burst_type
)
-
Set the Read Burst Type.
Note
If DCACHE is enabled, the read burst type cannot be set.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
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read_burst_type – Burst Type to be applied.
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- Return values :
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HAL_OK – DCACHE instance has been correctly configured.
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hal_dcache_read_burst_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetReadBurstType
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Get the Read Burst Type.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
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HAL_DCACHE_READ_BURST_WRAP – WRAP Configuration
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HAL_DCACHE_READ_BURST_INCR – INCR Configuration
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Control functions ¶
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group3
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The functions are :
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HAL_DCACHE_Start() to start the DCACHE with error interrupt control.
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HAL_DCACHE_Stop() to stop the DCACHE.
Functions
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_Start
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
interrupts
)
¶
-
Start the Data cache.
Note
This function can enable the interrupts, and starts the DCACHE.
- Parameters :
-
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hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
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interrupts – Interrupts
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HAL_DCACHE_IT_NONE
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HAL_DCACHE_IT_ERROR
-
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- Return values :
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HAL_OK – Only success, even if there is any ongoing cache operation.
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_Stop
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
Stop the Data cache.
Note
This function disables interrupts, clears the flags and stops the DCACHE.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
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HAL_OK – Operation completed successfully.
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- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group3
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The functions are :
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HAL_DCACHE_Start() to start the DCACHE with error interrupt control.
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HAL_DCACHE_Stop() to stop the DCACHE.
Functions
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_Start
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
interrupts
)
-
Start the Data cache.
Note
This function can enable the interrupts, and starts the DCACHE.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
interrupts – Interrupts
-
HAL_DCACHE_IT_NONE
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HAL_DCACHE_IT_ERROR
-
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- Return values :
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HAL_OK – Only success, even if there is any ongoing cache operation.
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_Stop
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Stop the Data cache.
Note
This function disables interrupts, clears the flags and stops the DCACHE.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – Operation completed successfully.
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- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group3
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The functions are :
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HAL_DCACHE_Start() to start the DCACHE with error interrupt control.
-
HAL_DCACHE_Stop() to stop the DCACHE.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_Start
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
interrupts
)
-
Start the Data cache.
Note
This function can enable the interrupts, and starts the DCACHE.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
interrupts – Interrupts
-
HAL_DCACHE_IT_NONE
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HAL_DCACHE_IT_ERROR
-
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- Return values :
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HAL_OK – Only success, even if there is any ongoing cache operation.
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_Stop
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Stop the Data cache.
Note
This function disables interrupts, clears the flags and stops the DCACHE.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
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HAL_OK – Operation completed successfully.
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Monitoring functions ¶
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group5
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This section provides functions allowing to monitor Data Cache:
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Call HAL_DCACHE_EnableMonitors() to enable the Data Cache performance monitoring.
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Call HAL_DCACHE_DisableMonitors() to disable the Data Cache performance monitoring.
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Call HAL_DCACHE_ResetMonitors() to reset the Data Cache performance monitoring values.
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Call HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorReadHitValue() to get the Data Cache performance Read Hit monitoring value.
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Call HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorReadMissValue() to get the Data Cache performance Read Miss monitoring value.
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Call HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorWriteHitValue() to get the Data Cache performance Write Hit monitoring value.
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Call HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorWriteMissValue() to get the Data Cache performance Write Miss monitoring value.
Functions
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_EnableMonitors
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
monitor_type
)
¶
-
Enable the Data Cache performance monitoring.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
monitor_type – This parameter can be a combination of the following values:
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HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_HIT
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HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_MISS
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HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_HIT
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_MISS
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HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_ALL
-
-
- Return values :
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HAL_OK – DCACHE Monitor(s) enabled successfully.
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_DisableMonitors
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
monitor_type
)
¶
-
Disable the Data Cache performance monitoring.
Note
Stopping the monitoring does not reset the values.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
monitor_type – This parameter can be a combination of the following values:
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HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_HIT
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HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_HIT
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_ALL
-
-
- Return values :
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HAL_OK – DCACHE Monitor(s) disabled successfully.
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_ResetMonitors
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
monitor_type
)
¶
-
Reset the Data Cache performance monitoring values.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
monitor_type – This parameter can be a combination of the following values:
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HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_HIT
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HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_HIT
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_ALL
-
-
- Return values :
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HAL_OK – DCACHE Monitor(s) reset successfully.
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uint32_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorReadHitValue
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
Get the Data Cache performance Read Hit monitoring value.
Note
Upon reaching the maximum value, monitor does not wrap.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
uint32_t – Read Hit monitoring value
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uint32_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorReadMissValue
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
Get the Data Cache performance Read Miss monitoring value.
Note
Upon reaching the maximum value, monitor does not wrap.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
uint32_t – Read Miss monitoring value.
-
uint32_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorWriteHitValue
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
Get the Data Cache performance Write Hit monitoring value.
Note
Upon reaching the maximum value, monitor does not wrap.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
uint32_t – Write Hit monitoring value
-
uint32_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorWriteMissValue
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
Get the Data Cache performance Write Miss monitoring value.
Note
Upon reaching the maximum value, monitor does not wrap.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
uint32_t – Write Miss monitoring value
-
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group5
-
This section provides functions allowing to monitor Data Cache:
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_EnableMonitors() to enable the Data Cache performance monitoring.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_DisableMonitors() to disable the Data Cache performance monitoring.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_ResetMonitors() to reset the Data Cache performance monitoring values.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorReadHitValue() to get the Data Cache performance Read Hit monitoring value.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorReadMissValue() to get the Data Cache performance Read Miss monitoring value.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorWriteHitValue() to get the Data Cache performance Write Hit monitoring value.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorWriteMissValue() to get the Data Cache performance Write Miss monitoring value.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_EnableMonitors
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
monitor_type
)
-
Enable the Data Cache performance monitoring.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
monitor_type – This parameter can be a combination of the following values:
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_HIT
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_HIT
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_ALL
-
-
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Monitor(s) enabled successfully.
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_DisableMonitors
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
monitor_type
)
-
Disable the Data Cache performance monitoring.
Note
Stopping the monitoring does not reset the values.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
monitor_type – This parameter can be a combination of the following values:
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_HIT
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_HIT
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_ALL
-
-
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Monitor(s) disabled successfully.
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hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_ResetMonitors
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
monitor_type
)
-
Reset the Data Cache performance monitoring values.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
monitor_type – This parameter can be a combination of the following values:
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_HIT
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_HIT
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_ALL
-
-
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Monitor(s) reset successfully.
-
uint32_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorReadHitValue
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Get the Data Cache performance Read Hit monitoring value.
Note
Upon reaching the maximum value, monitor does not wrap.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
uint32_t – Read Hit monitoring value
-
uint32_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorReadMissValue
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Get the Data Cache performance Read Miss monitoring value.
Note
Upon reaching the maximum value, monitor does not wrap.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
uint32_t – Read Miss monitoring value.
-
uint32_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorWriteHitValue
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Get the Data Cache performance Write Hit monitoring value.
Note
Upon reaching the maximum value, monitor does not wrap.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
uint32_t – Write Hit monitoring value
-
uint32_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorWriteMissValue
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Get the Data Cache performance Write Miss monitoring value.
Note
Upon reaching the maximum value, monitor does not wrap.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
uint32_t – Write Miss monitoring value
-
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group5
-
This section provides functions allowing to monitor Data Cache:
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_EnableMonitors() to enable the Data Cache performance monitoring.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_DisableMonitors() to disable the Data Cache performance monitoring.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_ResetMonitors() to reset the Data Cache performance monitoring values.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorReadHitValue() to get the Data Cache performance Read Hit monitoring value.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorReadMissValue() to get the Data Cache performance Read Miss monitoring value.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorWriteHitValue() to get the Data Cache performance Write Hit monitoring value.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorWriteMissValue() to get the Data Cache performance Write Miss monitoring value.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_EnableMonitors
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
monitor_type
)
-
Enable the Data Cache performance monitoring.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
monitor_type – This parameter can be a combination of the following values:
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_HIT
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_HIT
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_ALL
-
-
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Monitor(s) enabled successfully.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_DisableMonitors
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
monitor_type
)
-
Disable the Data Cache performance monitoring.
Note
Stopping the monitoring does not reset the values.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
monitor_type – This parameter can be a combination of the following values:
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_HIT
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_HIT
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_ALL
-
-
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Monitor(s) disabled successfully.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_ResetMonitors
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
monitor_type
)
-
Reset the Data Cache performance monitoring values.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
monitor_type – This parameter can be a combination of the following values:
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_HIT
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_READ_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_HIT
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_WRITE_MISS
-
HAL_DCACHE_MONITOR_ALL
-
-
- Return values :
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Monitor(s) reset successfully.
-
uint32_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorReadHitValue
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Get the Data Cache performance Read Hit monitoring value.
Note
Upon reaching the maximum value, monitor does not wrap.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
uint32_t – Read Hit monitoring value
-
uint32_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorReadMissValue
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Get the Data Cache performance Read Miss monitoring value.
Note
Upon reaching the maximum value, monitor does not wrap.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
uint32_t – Read Miss monitoring value.
-
uint32_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorWriteHitValue
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Get the Data Cache performance Write Hit monitoring value.
Note
Upon reaching the maximum value, monitor does not wrap.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
uint32_t – Write Hit monitoring value
-
uint32_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetMonitorWriteMissValue
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Get the Data Cache performance Write Miss monitoring value.
Note
Upon reaching the maximum value, monitor does not wrap.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
uint32_t – Write Miss monitoring value
-
Maintenance Operations functions ¶
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group6
-
This section provides functions allowing to launch maintenance operation:
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_Invalidate() to invalidate the Data cache in polling mode.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_Invalidate_IT() to BUSY END interrupt bit enable and to invalidate the Data cache.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddr() to invalidate by Address the Data cache in polling mode.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddr_IT() to CMD END interrupt bit enable and to invalidate by Address the Data cache.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddr() to clean by Address the Data cache in polling mode.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddr_IT() to CMD END interrupt bit enable and to clean by Address the Data cache.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddr() to clean invalidate by Address the Data cache in polling mode.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddr_IT() to CMD END interrupt bit enable and to clean invalidate by Address the Data cache.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_Invalidate
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
Invalidate the Data cache.
Note
This function waits for end of full cache invalidation
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_ERROR – Operation error.
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Invalidate operation ended successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_Invalidate_IT
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
Invalidate the Data cache with interrupt.
Note
This function launches maintenance operation and returns immediately. User must rely on the corresponding callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Invalidate operation started successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddr
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
¶
-
Invalidate the Data cache by Address.
Note
This function waits for end of DCACHE Invalidation.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Invalidated
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Invalidated (in bytes)
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_ERROR – Operation error.
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Invalidate by Address operation ended successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddr_IT
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
¶
-
Invalidate the Data cache by Address with interrupt.
Note
This function launches maintenance operation and returns immediately. User must rely on the corresponding callback.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Invalidated
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Invalidated
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Invalidate by Address operation started successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddr
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
¶
-
Clean the Data cache by Address.
Note
This function waits for end of DCACHE Clean.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Cleaned
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Cleaned (in bytes)
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_ERROR – Operation error.
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Clean by Address operation ended successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddr_IT
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
¶
-
Clean the Data cache by Address with interrupt.
Note
This function launches maintenance operation and returns immediately. User must rely on the corresponding callback.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Cleaned
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Cleaned
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Clean by Address operation started successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddr
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
¶
-
Clean and Invalidate the Data cache by Address.
Note
This function waits for end of DCACHE Clean and Invalidation.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Cleaned and Invalidated
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Cleaned and Invalidated (in bytes)
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_ERROR – Operation error.
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Clean and Invalidate by Address operation ended successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddr_IT
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
¶
-
Clean and Invalidate the Data cache by Address with interrupt.
Note
This function launches maintenance operation and returns immediately. User must rely on the corresponding callback.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Cleaned and Invalidated
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Cleaned and Invalidated
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Clean and Invalidate by Address operation started successfully.
-
-
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group6
-
This section provides functions allowing to launch maintenance operation:
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_Invalidate() to invalidate the Data cache in polling mode.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_Invalidate_IT() to BUSY END interrupt bit enable and to invalidate the Data cache.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddr() to invalidate by Address the Data cache in polling mode.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddr_IT() to CMD END interrupt bit enable and to invalidate by Address the Data cache.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddr() to clean by Address the Data cache in polling mode.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddr_IT() to CMD END interrupt bit enable and to clean by Address the Data cache.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddr() to clean invalidate by Address the Data cache in polling mode.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddr_IT() to CMD END interrupt bit enable and to clean invalidate by Address the Data cache.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_Invalidate
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Invalidate the Data cache.
Note
This function waits for end of full cache invalidation
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_ERROR – Operation error.
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Invalidate operation ended successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_Invalidate_IT
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Invalidate the Data cache with interrupt.
Note
This function launches maintenance operation and returns immediately. User must rely on the corresponding callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Invalidate operation started successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddr
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
-
Invalidate the Data cache by Address.
Note
This function waits for end of DCACHE Invalidation.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Invalidated
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Invalidated (in bytes)
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_ERROR – Operation error.
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Invalidate by Address operation ended successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddr_IT
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
-
Invalidate the Data cache by Address with interrupt.
Note
This function launches maintenance operation and returns immediately. User must rely on the corresponding callback.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Invalidated
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Invalidated
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Invalidate by Address operation started successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddr
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
-
Clean the Data cache by Address.
Note
This function waits for end of DCACHE Clean.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Cleaned
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Cleaned (in bytes)
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_ERROR – Operation error.
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Clean by Address operation ended successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddr_IT
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
-
Clean the Data cache by Address with interrupt.
Note
This function launches maintenance operation and returns immediately. User must rely on the corresponding callback.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Cleaned
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Cleaned
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Clean by Address operation started successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddr
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
-
Clean and Invalidate the Data cache by Address.
Note
This function waits for end of DCACHE Clean and Invalidation.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Cleaned and Invalidated
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Cleaned and Invalidated (in bytes)
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_ERROR – Operation error.
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Clean and Invalidate by Address operation ended successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddr_IT
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
-
Clean and Invalidate the Data cache by Address with interrupt.
Note
This function launches maintenance operation and returns immediately. User must rely on the corresponding callback.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Cleaned and Invalidated
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Cleaned and Invalidated
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Clean and Invalidate by Address operation started successfully.
-
-
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group6
-
This section provides functions allowing to launch maintenance operation:
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_Invalidate() to invalidate the Data cache in polling mode.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_Invalidate_IT() to BUSY END interrupt bit enable and to invalidate the Data cache.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddr() to invalidate by Address the Data cache in polling mode.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddr_IT() to CMD END interrupt bit enable and to invalidate by Address the Data cache.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddr() to clean by Address the Data cache in polling mode.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddr_IT() to CMD END interrupt bit enable and to clean by Address the Data cache.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddr() to clean invalidate by Address the Data cache in polling mode.
-
Call HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddr_IT() to CMD END interrupt bit enable and to clean invalidate by Address the Data cache.
Functions
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_Invalidate
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Invalidate the Data cache.
Note
This function waits for end of full cache invalidation
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_ERROR – Operation error.
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Invalidate operation ended successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_Invalidate_IT
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Invalidate the Data cache with interrupt.
Note
This function launches maintenance operation and returns immediately. User must rely on the corresponding callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Invalidate operation started successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddr
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
-
Invalidate the Data cache by Address.
Note
This function waits for end of DCACHE Invalidation.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Invalidated
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Invalidated (in bytes)
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_ERROR – Operation error.
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Invalidate by Address operation ended successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddr_IT
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
-
Invalidate the Data cache by Address with interrupt.
Note
This function launches maintenance operation and returns immediately. User must rely on the corresponding callback.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Invalidated
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Invalidated
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Invalidate by Address operation started successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddr
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
-
Clean the Data cache by Address.
Note
This function waits for end of DCACHE Clean.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Cleaned
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Cleaned (in bytes)
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_ERROR – Operation error.
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Clean by Address operation ended successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddr_IT
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
-
Clean the Data cache by Address with interrupt.
Note
This function launches maintenance operation and returns immediately. User must rely on the corresponding callback.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Cleaned
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Cleaned
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Clean by Address operation started successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddr
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
-
Clean and Invalidate the Data cache by Address.
Note
This function waits for end of DCACHE Clean and Invalidation.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Cleaned and Invalidated
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Cleaned and Invalidated (in bytes)
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_ERROR – Operation error.
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Clean and Invalidate by Address operation ended successfully.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddr_IT
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
uint32_t
addr
,
uint32_t
size_byte
)
-
Clean and Invalidate the Data cache by Address with interrupt.
Note
This function launches maintenance operation and returns immediately. User must rely on the corresponding callback.
Note
The Address must be aligned on 16 bytes and the Size must be a multiple of 16 or 32 bytes, it depends on U5 series (check the reference manual).
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
addr – Start address of the region to be Cleaned and Invalidated
-
size_byte – Size of the region to be Cleaned and Invalidated
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_BUSY – DCACHE driver busy with another ongoing operation.
-
HAL_OK – DCACHE Clean and Invalidate by Address operation started successfully.
-
-
IRQ and callback functions ¶
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group7
-
The functions are :
-
HAL_DCACHE_IRQHandler() to manage the two types of interrupt : Error or Invalidate.
-
HAL_DCACHE_ErrorCallback() : Error Callback.
-
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateCompleteCallback() : Maintenance Callback.
-
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddrCallback() : Invalidate by Address Callback.
-
HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddrCallback() : Clean by Address Callback.
-
HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddrCallback() : Clean Invalidate by Address Callback.
-
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterErrorCallback() to initialize the Error callback pointer.
-
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterInvalidateCompleteCallback() to initialize the Invalidate callback pointer.
-
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterInvalidateByAddrCallback() to initialize the Invalidate by Address callback pointer.
-
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterCleanByAddrCallback() to initialize the Clean by Address callback pointer.
-
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterCleanInvalidByAddrCallback() to initialize the Clean Invalidate by Address callback pointer.
Note
The register user callback functions can be used only if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1
Functions
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_IRQHandler
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
Handle the Data Cache interrupt request.
Note
This function must be called from DCACHE_IRQHandler().
Note
This function disables the interrupt related to a detected operation flag.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_ErrorCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
DCACHE Error callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateCompleteCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
DCACHE Invalidation complete callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
Cache clean command by address callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
Cache Invalidate command by address callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
Cache clean and Invalidate command by address callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterErrorCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_cb_t
p_callback
)
¶
-
Register a User DCACHE callback for error.
Note
The function is only available if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_callback – Pointer to the hal_dcache_error_cb_t Error Callback function.
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_OK – Callback registered successfully.
-
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – p_callback pointer is NULL.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterInvalidateCompleteCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_cb_t
p_callback
)
¶
-
Register a User DCACHE callback for Invalidate.
Note
The function is only available if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_callback – Pointer to the hal_dcache_cb_t Callback function.
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_OK – Callback registered successfully.
-
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – p_callback pointer is NULL.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterCleanByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_cb_t
p_callback
)
¶
-
Register a User DCACHE callback for CleanByAddr.
Note
The function is only available if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_callback – Pointer to the hal_dcache_cb_t Callback function.
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_OK – Callback registered successfully.
-
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – p_callback pointer is NULL.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterInvalidateByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_cb_t
p_callback
)
¶
-
Register a User DCACHE callback for InvalidateByAddr.
Note
The function is only available if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_callback – Pointer to the hal_dcache_cb_t Callback function.
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_OK – Callback registered successfully.
-
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – p_callback pointer is NULL.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterCleanInvalidByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_cb_t
p_callback
)
¶
-
Register a User DCACHE callback for CleanInvalidByAddr.
Note
The function is only available if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_callback – Pointer to the hal_dcache_cb_t Callback function.
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_OK – Callback registered successfully.
-
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – p_callback pointer is NULL.
-
-
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group7
-
The functions are :
-
HAL_DCACHE_IRQHandler() to manage the two types of interrupt : Error or Invalidate.
-
HAL_DCACHE_ErrorCallback() : Error Callback.
-
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateCompleteCallback() : Maintenance Callback.
-
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddrCallback() : Invalidate by Address Callback.
-
HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddrCallback() : Clean by Address Callback.
-
HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddrCallback() : Clean Invalidate by Address Callback.
-
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterErrorCallback() to initialize the Error callback pointer.
-
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterInvalidateCompleteCallback() to initialize the Invalidate callback pointer.
-
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterInvalidateByAddrCallback() to initialize the Invalidate by Address callback pointer.
-
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterCleanByAddrCallback() to initialize the Clean by Address callback pointer.
-
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterCleanInvalidByAddrCallback() to initialize the Clean Invalidate by Address callback pointer.
Note
The register user callback functions can be used only if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1
Functions
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_IRQHandler
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Handle the Data Cache interrupt request.
Note
This function must be called from DCACHE_IRQHandler().
Note
This function disables the interrupt related to a detected operation flag.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_ErrorCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
DCACHE Error callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateCompleteCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
DCACHE Invalidation complete callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Cache clean command by address callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Cache Invalidate command by address callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Cache clean and Invalidate command by address callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterErrorCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_cb_t
p_callback
)
-
Register a User DCACHE callback for error.
Note
The function is only available if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_callback – Pointer to the hal_dcache_error_cb_t Error Callback function.
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_OK – Callback registered successfully.
-
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – p_callback pointer is NULL.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterInvalidateCompleteCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_cb_t
p_callback
)
-
Register a User DCACHE callback for Invalidate.
Note
The function is only available if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_callback – Pointer to the hal_dcache_cb_t Callback function.
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_OK – Callback registered successfully.
-
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – p_callback pointer is NULL.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterCleanByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_cb_t
p_callback
)
-
Register a User DCACHE callback for CleanByAddr.
Note
The function is only available if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_callback – Pointer to the hal_dcache_cb_t Callback function.
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_OK – Callback registered successfully.
-
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – p_callback pointer is NULL.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterInvalidateByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_cb_t
p_callback
)
-
Register a User DCACHE callback for InvalidateByAddr.
Note
The function is only available if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_callback – Pointer to the hal_dcache_cb_t Callback function.
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_OK – Callback registered successfully.
-
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – p_callback pointer is NULL.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterCleanInvalidByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_cb_t
p_callback
)
-
Register a User DCACHE callback for CleanInvalidByAddr.
Note
The function is only available if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_callback – Pointer to the hal_dcache_cb_t Callback function.
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_OK – Callback registered successfully.
-
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – p_callback pointer is NULL.
-
-
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group7
-
The functions are :
-
HAL_DCACHE_IRQHandler() to manage the two types of interrupt : Error or Invalidate.
-
HAL_DCACHE_ErrorCallback() : Error Callback.
-
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateCompleteCallback() : Maintenance Callback.
-
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddrCallback() : Invalidate by Address Callback.
-
HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddrCallback() : Clean by Address Callback.
-
HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddrCallback() : Clean Invalidate by Address Callback.
-
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterErrorCallback() to initialize the Error callback pointer.
-
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterInvalidateCompleteCallback() to initialize the Invalidate callback pointer.
-
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterInvalidateByAddrCallback() to initialize the Invalidate by Address callback pointer.
-
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterCleanByAddrCallback() to initialize the Clean by Address callback pointer.
-
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterCleanInvalidByAddrCallback() to initialize the Clean Invalidate by Address callback pointer.
Note
The register user callback functions can be used only if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1
Functions
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_IRQHandler
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Handle the Data Cache interrupt request.
Note
This function must be called from DCACHE_IRQHandler().
Note
This function disables the interrupt related to a detected operation flag.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_ErrorCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
DCACHE Error callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateCompleteCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
DCACHE Invalidation complete callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_CleanByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Cache clean command by address callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_InvalidateByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Cache Invalidate command by address callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_CleanInvalidByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Cache clean and Invalidate command by address callback.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterErrorCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_cb_t
p_callback
)
-
Register a User DCACHE callback for error.
Note
The function is only available if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_callback – Pointer to the hal_dcache_error_cb_t Error Callback function.
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_OK – Callback registered successfully.
-
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – p_callback pointer is NULL.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterInvalidateCompleteCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_cb_t
p_callback
)
-
Register a User DCACHE callback for Invalidate.
Note
The function is only available if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_callback – Pointer to the hal_dcache_cb_t Callback function.
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_OK – Callback registered successfully.
-
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – p_callback pointer is NULL.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterCleanByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_cb_t
p_callback
)
-
Register a User DCACHE callback for CleanByAddr.
Note
The function is only available if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_callback – Pointer to the hal_dcache_cb_t Callback function.
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_OK – Callback registered successfully.
-
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – p_callback pointer is NULL.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterInvalidateByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_cb_t
p_callback
)
-
Register a User DCACHE callback for InvalidateByAddr.
Note
The function is only available if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_callback – Pointer to the hal_dcache_cb_t Callback function.
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_OK – Callback registered successfully.
-
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – p_callback pointer is NULL.
-
-
hal_status_t
HAL_DCACHE_RegisterCleanInvalidByAddrCallback
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
hal_dcache_cb_t
p_callback
)
-
Register a User DCACHE callback for CleanInvalidByAddr.
Note
The function is only available if USE_HAL_DCACHE_REGISTER_CALLBACKS = 1.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_callback – Pointer to the hal_dcache_cb_t Callback function.
-
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_OK – Callback registered successfully.
-
HAL_INVALID_PARAM – p_callback pointer is NULL.
-
-
State functions ¶
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group8
-
The function is :
-
HAL_DCACHE_GetState() to retrieve the state value.
Functions
-
hal_dcache_state_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetState
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
Get the DCACHE handle state.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_DCACHE_STATE_RESET – DCACHE driver not initialized and not started.
-
HAL_DCACHE_STATE_IDLE – DCACHE driver initialized and not started.
-
HAL_DCACHE_STATE_ACTIVE – DCACHE driver initialized and started.
-
HAL_DCACHE_STATE_MAINTENANCE – DCACHE driver initialized, started and a maintenance operation is ongoing.
-
-
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group8
-
The function is :
-
HAL_DCACHE_GetState() to retrieve the state value.
Functions
-
hal_dcache_state_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetState
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Get the DCACHE handle state.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_DCACHE_STATE_RESET – DCACHE driver not initialized and not started.
-
HAL_DCACHE_STATE_IDLE – DCACHE driver initialized and not started.
-
HAL_DCACHE_STATE_ACTIVE – DCACHE driver initialized and started.
-
HAL_DCACHE_STATE_MAINTENANCE – DCACHE driver initialized, started and a maintenance operation is ongoing.
-
-
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group8
-
The function is :
-
HAL_DCACHE_GetState() to retrieve the state value.
Functions
-
hal_dcache_state_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetState
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Get the DCACHE handle state.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_DCACHE_STATE_RESET – DCACHE driver not initialized and not started.
-
HAL_DCACHE_STATE_IDLE – DCACHE driver initialized and not started.
-
HAL_DCACHE_STATE_ACTIVE – DCACHE driver initialized and started.
-
HAL_DCACHE_STATE_MAINTENANCE – DCACHE driver initialized, started and a maintenance operation is ongoing.
-
-
Error functions ¶
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group9
-
This section permits to get in runtime the last error codes of the peripheral DCACHE.
-
HAL_DCACHE_GetLastErrorCodes() to get the DCACHE last error codes.
Functions
-
uint32_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetLastErrorCodes
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
Get the DCACHE last error codes.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_DCACHE_ERROR_NONE – No error.
-
HAL_DCACHE_ERROR_EVICTION_CLEAN – Error due to line eviction or clean operation.
-
-
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group9
-
This section permits to get in runtime the last error codes of the peripheral DCACHE.
-
HAL_DCACHE_GetLastErrorCodes() to get the DCACHE last error codes.
Functions
-
uint32_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetLastErrorCodes
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Get the DCACHE last error codes.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_DCACHE_ERROR_NONE – No error.
-
HAL_DCACHE_ERROR_EVICTION_CLEAN – Error due to line eviction or clean operation.
-
-
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group9
-
This section permits to get in runtime the last error codes of the peripheral DCACHE.
-
HAL_DCACHE_GetLastErrorCodes() to get the DCACHE last error codes.
Functions
-
uint32_t
HAL_DCACHE_GetLastErrorCodes
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Get the DCACHE last error codes.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
-
HAL_DCACHE_ERROR_NONE – No error.
-
HAL_DCACHE_ERROR_EVICTION_CLEAN – Error due to line eviction or clean operation.
-
-
Set/Get user data functions ¶
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group10
-
This section provides functions allowing to Set and Get user data:
-
HAL_DCACHE_SetUserData() to store the user data into the DCACHE handle.
-
HAL_DCACHE_GetUserData() retrieve the user data from the DCACHE handle.
Functions
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_SetUserData
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
const
void
*
p_user_data
)
¶
-
Store the user data into the DCACHE handle.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_user_data – Pointer to the user data.
-
-
const
void
*
HAL_DCACHE_GetUserData
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
¶
-
Retrieve the user data from the DCACHE handle.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
Pointer – to the user data.
-
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group10
-
This section provides functions allowing to Set and Get user data:
-
HAL_DCACHE_SetUserData() to store the user data into the DCACHE handle.
-
HAL_DCACHE_GetUserData() retrieve the user data from the DCACHE handle.
Functions
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_SetUserData
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
const
void
*
p_user_data
)
-
Store the user data into the DCACHE handle.
- Parameters :
-
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
-
p_user_data – Pointer to the user data.
-
-
const
void
*
HAL_DCACHE_GetUserData
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
-
Retrieve the user data from the DCACHE handle.
- Parameters :
-
hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
-
Pointer – to the user data.
-
- group DCACHE_Exported_Functions_Group10
-
This section provides functions allowing to Set and Get user data:
-
HAL_DCACHE_SetUserData() to store the user data into the DCACHE handle.
-
HAL_DCACHE_GetUserData() retrieve the user data from the DCACHE handle.
Functions
-
void
HAL_DCACHE_SetUserData
(
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
,
const
void
*
p_user_data
)
-
Store the user data into the DCACHE handle.
- Parameters :
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hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
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p_user_data – Pointer to the user data.
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const
void
*
HAL_DCACHE_GetUserData
(
const
hal_dcache_handle_t
*
hdcache
)
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Retrieve the user data from the DCACHE handle.
- Parameters :
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hdcache – Pointer to a hal_dcache_handle_t structure that contains the handle information for the specified DCACHE instance.
- Return values :
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Pointer – to the user data.
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