Intrinsic functions by GCC for enabling and disabling intrpt

OP #1174282
Controller used :         AT91SAM7X256 Atmel controller

Platform for development: GCC (YAGARTO)

Problem statement:        I am trying to port a code written for IAR to
GCC. IAR provides intrinisic functions like __enable_interrupt() and
__disable_interrupt() for enabling and disabling interrupt. Does GCC
have any intrinsic functions like what IAR has.
#1174283
Vinit Bidkar wrote:
> Controller used :         AT91SAM7X256 Atmel controller
>
> Platform for development: GCC (YAGARTO)
>
> Problem statement:        I am trying to port a code written for IAR to
> GCC. IAR provides intrinisic functions like __enable_interrupt() and
> __disable_interrupt() for enabling and disabling interrupt. Does GCC
> have any intrinsic functions like what IAR has.

You can use inline asm code, as example:

#define __disable_interrupt() asm volatile ("msr     CPSR_c, #0x9F")
#define __enable_interrupt() asm volatile ("msr     CPSR_c, #0x1F")

Note, the above code assumes you are running in system mode. You may
have to read the CPSR, change the I bit and then write it back to make
it perfectly general.

regards,
Giovanni
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ChibiOS/RT http://chibios.sourceforge.net

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