/*
* This method extracts the subregister macros defined as follows
*
#define ADC_ISR_ADRDY_Pos (0U)
#define ADC_ISR_ADRDY_Msk (0x1U << ADC_ISR_ADRDY_Pos)
*
*/
private NamedSubregister[] ExtractNewStyleSubregisters(ParsedHeaderFile parsedFile, PreprocessorMacro[] newStyleMacros)
{
List <NamedSubregister> result = new List <NamedSubregister>();
Dictionary <string, int> positionsByName = new Dictionary <string, int>();
Dictionary <string, int> bitCountsByName = new Dictionary <string, int>();
var resolver = new BasicExpressionResolver(false);
foreach (var macro in newStyleMacros)
{
var expression = parsedFile.ResolveMacrosRecursively(macro.Value);
var value = resolver.ResolveAddressExpression(expression);
string key = macro.Name.Substring(0, macro.Name.Length - 4);
if (value == null)
{
continue;
}
if (macro.Name.EndsWith("_Pos"))
{
positionsByName[key] = (int)value.Value;
}
else if (macro.Name.EndsWith("_Msk"))
{
if (!ExtractFirstBitAndSize(value.Value, out var size, out var firstBit))
{
_ReportWriter.HandleInvalidNewStyleBitMask(macro.Name, value.Value);
}
else
{
bitCountsByName[key] = size;
}
}
}
private static DiscoveredPeripheral[] LocateStructsReferencedInBaseExpressions(ParsedHeaderFile parsedFile)
{
List <DiscoveredPeripheral> structs = new List <DiscoveredPeripheral>();
/*
* We are looking for preprocessor macros like the one below:
*
#define TIM3 ((TIM_TypeDef *) TIM3_BASE)
*
* This is done by looping over ALL preprocessor macros defined in the source file and pick the ones that refer to typedef-ed structs.
* Then we recursively resolve the macro definition, getting something like ((TIM_TypeDef*)(((uint32_t)0x40000000U)+0x00000400)).
*
* Finally, we use a very simple parser to compute that address defined in this macro and to verify that it's being cast to
* the correct type.
*
* Once we have computed the address and confirmed its type, we can reliably conclude that a peripheral defined by that struct is
* present at the specified address.
*/
var resolver = new BasicExpressionResolver(true);
foreach (var macro in parsedFile.PreprocessorMacros.Values)
{
foreach (var token in macro.Value)
{
if (token.Type == CppTokenizer.TokenType.Identifier && parsedFile.Structures.TryGetValue(token.Value, out var obj))
{
var addressExpression = parsedFile.ResolveMacrosRecursively(macro.Value);
if (addressExpression.Count(t => t.Value == "*") == 0)
{
continue; //Not an address
}
BasicExpressionResolver.TypedInteger addr;
try
{
addr = resolver.ResolveAddressExpression(addressExpression);
}
catch (BasicExpressionResolver.UnexpectedNonNumberException ex)
{
if (ex.Token.Value == "SDMMC_BASE")
{
continue; //Known bug in STM32H7. The value is used, but not defined anywhere
}
if (ex.Token.Value == "LCD_BASE" || ex.Token.Value == "JPGDEC_BASE")
{
continue; //Known bug in STM32MP1. The value is used, but not defined anywhere
}
if (ex.Token.Value == "LTDC_Layer2_BASE")
{
continue;
}
throw;
}
if (addr.Type?.First().Value == obj.Name)
{
structs.Add(new DiscoveredPeripheral
{
ResolvedBaseAddress = addr.Value,
Structure = obj,
Name = macro.Name,
Registers = TranslateStructureFieldsToRegisters(obj, parsedFile)
});
}
else
{
//We have found a preprocessor macro referencing one of the typedefs, but not resolving to its type. This needs investigation.
Debugger.Break();
}
break;
}
}
}
return(structs.ToArray());
}
