RTEMS 4.7.99.2 Available -- PowerPC/virtex feedback
Robert S. Grimes
rsg at alum.mit.edu
Thu Aug 9 21:38:16 UTC 2007
Chris Caudle wrote:
> On Thu, August 9, 2007 3:14 pm, Joel Sherrill wrote:
>
>> Exception 7 is a NOFP exception
>>
>
> More accurately it is "program exception," which is also triggered by
> illegal opcode.
Hi Chris,
I'm not sure how to relate the "exception N" messages from RTEMS to the
exceptions listed in the Xilinx PowerPC Reference Guide. This is just a
wild guess, but I'm guessing this is the mapping - is this correct? Do
you or someone else know what is, if this is wrong?
Exception Vector Offset RTEMS ID
Critical Input 0x0100 1
Machine Check 0x0200 2
Data Storage 0x0300 3
Instruction Storage 0x0400 4
External 0x0500 5
Alignment 0x0600 6
Program 0x0700 7
FPU Unavailable 0x0800 8
System Call 0x0c00 ?
APU Unavailable 0x0f20 ?
Prog. Interval Timer 0x1000 ?
Fix Interval Timer 0x1010 ?
Watchdog Timer 0x1020 ?
Data TLB Miss 0x1100 ?
Instruction TLB Miss 0x1200 ?
Debug 0x2000 ?
If I _did_ guess right, then I don't know what exception 0 is!
> Did the tool chain change between the two RTEMS versions
> in question?
No, exact same tools.
> If the newer version got compiled with an opcode which
> doesn't exist in the 405 core by some mistake it could trigger the same
> exception.
> FP exception seems more likely, but just wanted to throw that out there.
> Might be worth taking a look at the disassembly.
>
Suppose so, I'll try, but I don't really know PowerPC assembly - yet!
;-)
Suppose it's time to learn...
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