This header file provides errata SSWF021#45 interfaces. More...

#include <stdint.h>

Functions
uint32_t	_errata_SSWF021_45_both_plls (uint32_t count)
	This handles the errata for PLL1 and PLL2. This function is called in device startup.

uint32_t	_errata_SSWF021_45_pll1 (uint32_t count)
	This handles the errata for PLL1. This function is called in device startup.

uint32_t	_errata_SSWF021_45_pll2 (uint32_t count)
	This handles the errata for PLL2. This function is called in device startup.

Detailed Description

This header file provides errata SSWF021#45 interfaces.

Pulled in from Halcogen v4.7.1. This is a rare but high-severity errata that should always be checked for at system start.

Function Documentation

uint32_t _errata_SSWF021_45_both_plls ( uint32_t count )

This handles the errata for PLL1 and PLL2. This function is called in device startup.

Parameters

[in] count : Number of retries until both PLLs are locked successfully Minimum value recommended is 5

Returns: 0 = Success (the PLL or both PLLs have successfully locked and then been disabled) 1 = PLL1 failed to successfully lock in "count" tries 2 = PLL2 failed to successfully lock in "count" tries 3 = Neither PLL1 nor PLL2 successfully locked in "count" tries 4 = The workaround function was not able to disable at least one of the PLLs. The most likely reason is that a PLL is already being used as a clock source. This can be caused by the workaround function being called from the wrong place in the code.

uint32_t _errata_SSWF021_45_pll1 ( uint32_t count )

This handles the errata for PLL1. This function is called in device startup.

Parameters

[in] count : Number of retries until both PLL1 is locked successfully Minimum value recommended is 5

Returns: 0 = Success (the PLL or both PLLs have successfully locked and then been disabled) 1 = PLL1 failed to successfully lock in "count" tries 2 = PLL2 failed to successfully lock in "count" tries 3 = Neither PLL1 nor PLL2 successfully locked in "count" tries 4 = The workaround function was not able to disable at least one of the PLLs. The most likely reason is that a PLL is already being used as a clock source. This can be caused by the workaround function being called from the wrong place in the code.

uint32_t _errata_SSWF021_45_pll2 ( uint32_t count )

This handles the errata for PLL2. This function is called in device startup.

Parameters

[in] count : Number of retries until PLL2 is locked successfully Minimum value recommended is 5

Returns: 0 = Success (the PLL or both PLLs have successfully locked and then been disabled) 1 = PLL1 failed to successfully lock in "count" tries 2 = PLL2 failed to successfully lock in "count" tries 3 = Neither PLL1 nor PLL2 successfully locked in "count" tries 4 = The workaround function was not able to disable at least one of the PLLs. The most likely reason is that a PLL is already being used as a clock source. This can be caused by the workaround function being called from the wrong place in the code.