Chapter 199. Platform/Variant HAL
To correctly operate the WWD driver needs to have some platform specific support that identifies the WICED-SDK features needed to support a specific Cypress/Broadcom chipset configuration. This chapter is primarily aimed at developers that need to provide WWD support on platforms without existing WWD support.
Some manifests control the features that are provided by the platform, and may be required depending on the specific WICED module being supported.
Table 199.1. WICED options
Manifest | Description |
---|---|
WICED_CPU_CLOCK_HZ
| Provides the eCos run-time clock frequency to the WICED system. |
WICED_WIFI_USE_GPIO_FOR_BOOTSTRAP_0
|
Specifies that a GPIO pin is provided for
the BOOTSTRAP_0 startup configuration of the WiFi
chip.
|
WICED_WIFI_USE_GPIO_FOR_BOOTSTRAP_1
|
Specifies that a GPIO pin is provided for
the BOOTSTRAP_1 startup configuration of the WiFi
chip.
|
WICED_WIFI_OOB_IRQ_GPIO_PIN
| Out-Of-Band (asynchronous) interrupt pin provided. |
WICED_USE_WIFI_POWER_PIN
| WiFi chip power control pin provided. |
WICED_USE_WIFI_POWER_PIN_ACTIVE_HIGH
| Selects active-HIGH polarity for the power control pin, otherwise is active-LOW. |
WICED_USE_WIFI_RESET_PIN
| WiFi chip reset control pin provided. |
WICED_USE_WIFI_32K_CLOCK_MCO
| 32kHz clock provided. |
As well as the WICED feature configuration, the platform needs to define the set of hardware features as present on the targetted platform. Only the necessary subset of these will be defined, as dictated by how the WiFi chipset signals are wired on the target platform.
Table 199.2. Hardware manifests
Manifest | Description |
---|---|
CYGHWR_HAL_STM32_WWD_MCO1
| Pin descriptor for clock source. |
CYGHWR_HAL_PLF_CLOCK_MCO_32K
| Platform specific function used to configure the 32kHz clock source. |
CYGHWR_HAL_PLF_WWD_PIN_POWER
| GPIO pin descriptor for power control. |
CYGHWR_HAL_PLF_WWD_PIN_RESET
| GPIO pin descriptor for reset control. |
CYGHWR_HAL_PLF_WWD_PIN_32K_CLK
| Pin descriptor for 32kHz clock source. |
CYGHWR_HAL_PLF_WWD_PIN_32K_GPIO
| GPIO pin descriptor for 32kHz clock source. |
CYGHWR_HAL_PLF_WWD_PIN_BOOTSTRAP_0
| GPIO pin descriptor for bootstrap 0. |
CYGHWR_HAL_PLF_WWD_PIN_BOOTSTRAP_1
| GPIO pin descriptor for bootstrap 1. |
CYGHWR_HAL_PLF_WWD_PIN_SPI_IRQ
| GPIO pin descriptor for SPI transport bus interrupt. |
CYGHWR_HAL_PLF_WWD_PIN_SPI_CS
| GPIO pin descriptor for SPI transport bus chip-select. |
CYGHWR_HAL_PLF_WWD_PIN_SDIO_OOB_IRQ
| GPIO pin descriptor for SDIO transport bus interrupt. |
CYGHWR_HAL_PLF_WWD_SDIO_ALIGN4
| Manifest to control word-aligned transport bus transfers. This manifest may be needed for some platforms if the underlying platform transport bus implementation requires word-aligned memory buffers (e.g. due to DMA limitations). |
CYGHWR_HAL_PLF_WWD_SDIO_SPEED
| Manifest defining the platform SDIO clock rate. |
If the platform can support “out of application” storage
of the WiFi firmware then the CDL
option CYGFUN_NET_WIFI_BROADCOM_WWD_RESOURCES_INDIRECT
will be configured, and the platform is then expected to provide
manifests that map to the low-level firmware storage support. Normally
such a large binary firmware image will be held in off-chip memory;
but for certain architectures it may just be held in a specific region
of some on-chip flash memory.
Table 199.3. Indirect firmware access
Manifest | Description |
---|---|
HAL_PLF_WIFI_BROADCOM_WWD_INDIRECT_FW_READ
| The platform specific function used to read an amount of raw firmware data from a logical byte offset. |
HAL_PLF_WIFI_BROADCOM_WWD_LL_INIT
| If required the function to be called to perform low-level memory system initialisation prior to the WWD layer performing indirect firmware reads. |
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