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[GitHub] [incubator-nuttx] xiaoxiang781216 commented on a diff in pull request #6781: Multiple improvements for stm32wl5 board nucleo-stm32wl5jc
xiaoxiang781216 commented on code in PR #6781:
URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-nuttx/pull/6781#discussion_r939027660
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boards/arm/stm32wl5/nucleo-wl55jc/Kconfig:
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@@ -24,547 +24,8 @@ config ARCH_BOARD_ENABLE_CPU2
When enabled, CPU2 (cortex-m0) will be started up. CPU2
will be booted after all initialization on CPU1 is done.
-menuconfig ARCH_BOARD_IPCC
- bool "Enabled IPCC"
- select IPCC
- select STM32WL5_IPCC
- default n
- ---help---
- Enables IPCC (inter processor communication controller)
- to exchange data between CPU1 and CPU2. Channels are
- indexed from 0. IPCC will be accessible as character
- device under "/dev/ipccN" path, where N is an ipcc channel.
-
-if ARCH_BOARD_IPCC
-
-comment "IPCC buffering is off, enable IPCC_BUFFERED to configure buffers"
- depends on !IPCC_BUFFERED
-
-comment "IPCC channel 1 enabled by default"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN1_RXBUF
- int "Channel 1 RX buffer size"
- default 256
- depends on IPCC_BUFFERED
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN1_TXBUF
- int "Channel 1 TX buffer size"
- default 256
- depends on IPCC_BUFFERED
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN2
- bool "Enable channel 2"
- default n
- select STM32WL5_IPCC_CHAN2
-
-if ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN2
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN2_RXBUF
- int "Channel 2 RX buffer size"
- default 256
- depends on IPCC_BUFFERED
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN2_TXBUF
- int "Channel 2 TX buffer size"
- default 256
- depends on IPCC_BUFFERED
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN3
- bool "Enable channel 3"
- default n
- select STM32WL5_IPCC_CHAN3
-
-if ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN3
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN3_RXBUF
- int "Channel 3 RX buffer size"
- default 256
- depends on IPCC_BUFFERED
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN3_TXBUF
- int "Channel 3 TX buffer size"
- default 256
- depends on IPCC_BUFFERED
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN4
- bool "Enable channel 4"
- default n
- select STM32WL5_IPCC_CHAN4
-
-if ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN4
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN4_RXBUF
- int "Channel 4 RX buffer size"
- default 256
- depends on IPCC_BUFFERED
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN4_TXBUF
- int "Channel 4 TX buffer size"
- default 256
- depends on IPCC_BUFFERED
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN5
- bool "Enable channel 5"
- default n
- select STM32WL5_IPCC_CHAN5
-
-if ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN5
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN5_RXBUF
- int "Channel 5 RX buffer size"
- default 256
- depends on IPCC_BUFFERED
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN5_TXBUF
- int "Channel 5 TX buffer size"
- default 256
- depends on IPCC_BUFFERED
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN6
- bool "Enable channel 6"
- default n
- select STM32WL5_IPCC_CHAN6
-
-if ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN6
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN2_RXBUF
- int "Channel 6 RX buffer size"
- default 256
- depends on IPCC_BUFFERED
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN6_TXBUF
- int "Channel 6 TX buffer size"
- default 256
- depends on IPCC_BUFFERED
-
-endif # ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN6
-endif # ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN5
-endif # ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN4
-endif # ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN3
-endif # ARCH_BOARD_IPCC_CHAN2
-
-endif # ARCH_BOARD_IPCC
-
-menuconfig ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_MOUNT
- bool "Enable FLASH partitioning and mounting"
- depends on !DISABLE_MOUNTPOINT
- select MTD
- select MTD_PROGMEM
- select MTD_PARTITION
- select MTD_PARTITION_NAMES
- select FS_PROCFS
- default n
- ---help---
- When enabled, you will be able to configure partition table
- for onboard FLASH memory to create and mount flash filesystems.
- All partition sizes are specified in PAGE_SIZE size. On
- STM32WL5 page size is always 2048.
-
- On STM32WL55JC there are 128 pages of flash memory. Size of
- all configured partitions shall not exceed 128. In fact, it
- should be equal to 128 or else you will simply have unused
- space on flash. Even if you want some raw flash access you
- should specify this partition in table and select fs_raw.
-
- By default there are only 4 partitions defined, if you need
- more, you can define more in Kconfig and stm32_flash.c files.
-
-comment "FLASH partitioning and mounting requires !DISABLE_MOUNTPOINT"
- depends on DISABLE_MOUNTPOINT
-
-if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_MOUNT
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_BL_PROG_SIZE
- int "Size reserved for bootloader program code"
- default 0
- ---help---
- How much memory to reserve for bootloader program code.
- If you are using bootloader in your application, specify
- max size of bootloader partition. This memory will be
- reserved at the beginning of flash, and CPU1 progmem will
- be right after bootloader.
-
- If you don't use bootloader and just want to run program
- directly after reset, set this to 0.
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_CPU1_PROG_SIZE
- int "Size reserved for CPU1 program code"
- default 127
- ---help---
- How much memory to reserve for CPU1 program code. This should
- specified as other partitions will be created at offset to
- this partition.
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_CPU2_PROG_SIZE
- int "Size reserved for CPU2 program code"
- default 0
- ---help---
- How much memory to reserve for CPU2 program code. If you use
- dual CPU you should specify how much memory you want to
- reserve for code for second CPU. User partition will be
- created at this offset. If you don't use CPU2, set this to 0.
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART1_SIZE
- int "Size of user partition 1"
- default 1
- ---help---
- Size of partition specified in PAGE_SIZE. Page size on
- stm32wl5xxx is always 2048.
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART1_NAME
- string "Name of user partition 1"
- default "part1"
- ---help---
- MTD partition name, this can be later read by MTD API,
- or it can also be read from /proc/partitions to easily
- identify partitions.
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART1_MNT
- string "Mount point for user partition 1"
- default "/mnt/part1"
- ---help---
- Directory where filesystem should be mounted.
-
- Note: not all filesystems can be mounted. rawfs and
- mtdconfig for example cannot be mounted. In that case
- this config will be ignored.
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART1_FS
- string
- default "rawfs" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART1_FS_RAWFS
- default "nxffs" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART1_FS_NXFFS
- default "smartfs" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART1_FS_SMARTFS
- default "mtdconfig" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART1_FS_MTDCONFIG
-
-choice
- prompt "Filesystem of user partition 1"
- default ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART1_FS_RAW
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART1_FS_RAWFS
- bool "rawfs"
- ---help---
- Raw block device /dev/mtdblockN will be available to use
- with standard open(2)/fopen(3) functions.
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART1_FS_NXFFS
- select FS_NXFFS
- bool "nxffs"
- ---help---
- Partition will be used as nxffs. Only one nxffs partition
- can be enabled at one given time!
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART1_FS_SMARTFS
- select FS_SMARTFS
- select MTD_SMART
- bool "smartfs"
- ---help---
- Partition will be used as smartfs. After first flash, you
- will have to format partition with "mksmartfs /dev/smartN"
- command. This has to be done only once unless you change
- partition table that would affect offsets and/or sizes.
- Programmers (like openocd) should not touch this memory
- when flashing new software, unless you exceeded reserved
- memory for program code.
-
- Smartfs uses quite substential ammount of FLASH data to
- get to workable state and mount. Looks like 8 page sizes
- is absolute minimum (so a 16KiB!).
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART1_FS_MTDCONFIG
- select MTD_CONFIG
- bool "mtdconfig"
- ---help---
- Purpose build filesystem to hold application's configuration.
- It's not a filesystem per se, as it cannot be mounted and
- setting and retrieving configuration is done via ioctl(2)
- calls.
-
-endchoice # Filesystem of user partition 1
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART2_SIZE
- int "Size of user partition 2"
- default 0
-
-if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART2_SIZE > 0
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART2_NAME
- string "Name of user partition 2"
- default "part2"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART2_MNT
- string "Mount point for user partition 2"
- default "/mnt/part2"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART2_FS
- string
- default "rawfs" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART2_FS_RAWFS
- default "nxffs" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART2_FS_NXFFS
- default "smartfs" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART2_FS_SMARTFS
- default "mtdconfig" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART2_FS_MTDCONFIG
-
-choice
- prompt "Filesystem of user partition 2"
- default ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART2_FS_RAW
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART2_FS_RAWFS
- bool "rawfs"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART2_FS_NXFFS
- select FS_NXFFS
- bool "nxffs"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART2_FS_SMARTFS
- select FS_SMARTFS
- select MTD_SMART
- bool "smartfs"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART2_FS_MTDCONFIG
- select MTD_CONFIG
- bool "mtdconfig"
-
-endchoice # Filesystem of user partition 2
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART3_SIZE
- int "Size of user partition 3"
- default 0
-
-if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART3_SIZE > 0
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART3_NAME
- string "Name of user partition 3"
- default "part3"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART3_MNT
- string "Mount point for user partition 3"
- default "/mnt/part3"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART3_FS
- string
- default "rawfs" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART3_FS_RAWFS
- default "nxffs" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART3_FS_NXFFS
- default "smartfs" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART3_FS_SMARTFS
- default "mtdconfig" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART3_FS_MTDCONFIG
-
-choice
- prompt "Filesystem of user partition 3"
- default ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART3_FS_RAW
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART3_FS_RAWFS
- bool "rawfs"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART3_FS_NXFFS
- select FS_NXFFS
- bool "nxffs"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART3_FS_SMARTFS
- select FS_SMARTFS
- select MTD_SMART
- bool "smartfs"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART3_FS_MTDCONFIG
- select MTD_CONFIG
- bool "mtdconfig"
-
-endchoice # Filesystem of user partition 3
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART4_SIZE
- int "Size of user partition 4"
- default 0
-
-if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART4_SIZE > 0
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART4_NAME
- string "Name of user partition 4"
- default "part4"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART4_MNT
- string "Mount point for user partition 4"
- default "/mnt/part4"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART4_FS
- string
- default "rawfs" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART4_FS_RAWFS
- default "nxffs" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART4_FS_NXFFS
- default "smartfs" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART4_FS_SMARTFS
- default "mtdconfig" if ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART4_FS_MTDCONFIG
-
-choice
- prompt "Filesystem of user partition 4"
- default ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART4_FS_RAW
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART4_FS_RAWFS
- bool "rawfs"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART4_FS_NXFFS
- select FS_NXFFS
- bool "nxffs"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART4_FS_SMARTFS
- select FS_SMARTFS
- select MTD_SMART
- bool "smartfs"
-
-config ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART4_FS_MTDCONFIG
- select MTD_CONFIG
- bool "mtdconfig"
-
-endchoice # Filesystem of user partition 4
-
-endif # ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART2_SIZE > 0
-endif # ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART3_SIZE > 0
-endif # ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_PART4_SIZE > 0
-
-endif # ARCH_BOARD_FLASH_MOUNT
-
-if LCD_SSD1680 && ARCH_BOARD_NUCLEO_WL55JC
-
-menu "E-ink SSD1680 pins config"
-
-choice
- prompt "Port that handles Chip Select line (output)"
- default SSD1680_GPIO_CS_PORTA if ARCH_BOARD_NUCLEO_WL55JC
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_CS_DISABLED
- bool "Not available"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_CS_PORTA
- bool "Port A"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_CS_PORTB
- bool "Port B"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_CS_PORTC
- bool "Port C"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_CS_PORTD
- bool "Port D"
-
-endchoice
-
-if SSD1680_GPIO_CS_PORTA || SSD1680_GPIO_CS_PORTB || SSD1680_GPIO_CS_PORTC || SSD1680_GPIO_CS_PORTD
-config SSD1680_GPIO_PIN_CS
- int "Pin that select the chip on SPI bus (output)"
- default "4" if ARCH_BOARD_NUCLEO_WL55JC
- range 0 15
-endif #SSD1680_GPIO_CS_PORTA || SSD1680_GPIO_CS_PORTB || SSD1680_GPIO_CS_PORTC || SSD1680_GPIO_CS_PORTD
-
-choice
- prompt "Port that handles Data/!Command line"
- default SSD1680_GPIO_DTA_CMD_PORTA if ARCH_BOARD_NUCLEO_WL55JC
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_DTA_CMD_DISABLED
- bool "Not available"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_DTA_CMD_PORTA
- bool "Port A"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_DTA_CMD_PORTB
- bool "Port B"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_DTA_CMD_PORTC
- bool "Port C"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_DTA_CMD_PORTD
- bool "Port D"
-
-endchoice
-
-if SSD1680_GPIO_DTA_CMD_PORTA || SSD1680_GPIO_DTA_CMD_PORTB || SSD1680_GPIO_DTA_CMD_PORTC || SSD1680_GPIO_DTA_CMD_PORTD
-config SSD1680_GPIO_PIN_DTA_CMD
- int "Pin that switch between command and data on 4-wire SPI bus"
- default "9" if ARCH_BOARD_NUCLEO_WL55JC
- range 0 15
-endif #SSD1680_GPIO_DTA_CMD_PORTA || SSD1680_GPIO_DTA_CMD_PORTB || SSD1680_GPIO_DTA_CMD_PORTC || SSD1680_GPIO_DTA_CMD_PORTD
-
-choice
- prompt "Port that handles reset line (output)"
- default SSD1680_GPIO_RST_PORTC if ARCH_BOARD_NUCLEO_WL55JC
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_RST_DISABLED
- bool "Not available"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_RST_PORTA
- bool "Port A"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_RST_PORTB
- bool "Port B"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_RST_PORTC
- bool "Port C"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_RST_PORTD
- bool "Port D"
-endchoice
-
-if SSD1680_GPIO_RST_PORTA || SSD1680_GPIO_RST_PORTB || SSD1680_GPIO_RST_PORTC || SSD1680_GPIO_RST_PORTD
-config SSD1680_GPIO_PIN_RST
- int "Pin that handles the reset line (output)"
- default "2" if ARCH_BOARD_NUCLEO_WL55JC
- range 0 15
-endif #SSD1680_GPIO_RST_PORTA || SSD1680_GPIO_RST_PORTB || SSD1680_GPIO_RST_PORTC || SSD1680_GPIO_RST_PORTD
-
-choice
- prompt "Port that handles busy line (input)"
- default SSD1680_GPIO_BUSY_PORTC if ARCH_BOARD_NUCLEO_WL55JC
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_BUSY_DISABLED
- bool "Not available"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_BUSY_PORTA
- bool "Port A"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_BUSY_PORTB
- bool "Port B"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_BUSY_PORTC
- bool "Port C"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_BUSY_PORTD
- bool "Port D"
-
-endchoice
-
-if SSD1680_GPIO_BUSY_PORTA || SSD1680_GPIO_BUSY_PORTB || SSD1680_GPIO_BUSY_PORTC || SSD1680_GPIO_BUSY_PORTD
-config SSD1680_GPIO_PIN_BUSY
- int "Pin that handles the busy line (input)"
- default "1" if ARCH_BOARD_NUCLEO_WL55JC
- range 0 15
-endif #SSD1680_GPIO_BUSY_PORTA || SSD1680_GPIO_BUSY_PORTB || SSD1680_GPIO_BUSY_PORTC || SSD1680_GPIO_BUSY_PORTD
-
-choice
- prompt "Port that handles power line"
- default SSD1680_GPIO_PWR_DISABLED if ARCH_BOARD_NUCLEO_WL55JC
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_PWR_DISABLED
- bool "Not available"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_PWR_PORTA
- bool "Port A"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_PWR_PORTB
- bool "Port B"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_PWR_PORTC
- bool "Port C"
-
-config SSD1680_GPIO_PWR_PORTD
- bool "Port D"
-
-endchoice
-
-if SSD1680_GPIO_PWR_PORTA || SSD1680_GPIO_PWR_PORTB || SSD1680_GPIO_PWR_PORTC || SSD1680_GPIO_PWR_PORTD
-config SSD1680_GPIO_PIN_PWR
- int "Pin that handles the pwr on/off line (output)"
- range 0 31
-endif #SSD1680_GPIO_PWR_PORTA || SSD1680_GPIO_PWR_PORTB || SSD1680_GPIO_PWR_PORTC || SSD1680_GPIO_PWR_PORTD
-
-
-config SSD1680_SPI_BUS
- int "Spi bus no"
- range 1 2
- default "1"
-endmenu
-
-endif #LCD_SSD1680
+source "boards/arm/stm32wl5/nucleo-wl55jc/kconfig.d/ipcc.kconfig"
Review Comment:
why create kconfig.d folder?
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