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Interrupt on PIN_GIO_SPARE

eivholt

Hi, I'm having some problems with interrupts. I want the available pin GIO to trigger an interrupt in my code. So far I have started with bdk_blinky and been able to read the pin configured as such:

Sys_DIO_Config(PIN_GIO_SPARE, DIO_NO_PULL | DIO_LPF_ENABLE | DIO_MODE_GPIO_IN_0);

I am trying to understand the API on how to configure interrupts. I have tried this:

 

Sys_DIO_IntConfig(0,

DIO_DEBOUNCE_ENABLE |

DIO_SRC_DIO_0 |

DIO_EVENT_HIGH_LEVEL,

DIO_DEBOUNCE_SLOWCLK_DIV32,

0);

 

experimenting with the parameters. I have implemented:

 

void DIO0_IRQHandler(void){

LED_On(LED_BLUE);

}

 

with breakpoint. It never hits.

 

Can anyone explain what index and DIO_SRC_DIO_* means in this context and what I can use? Should I use another library?

I tried to modify the bdk_button to use the PIN_GIO_SPARE pin instead of button0, but to no avail.

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  • I believe I have found a likely explanation for the interrupt handlers not triggering; I did not realize I had to declare the handler like this:

    extern void DIO0_IRQHandler(void);

    My implementation does not declare the override in the right scope and the default implementations are probably still being run. At least it's worth checking out. Will post an update.

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  • I believe I have found a likely explanation for the interrupt handlers not triggering; I did not realize I had to declare the handler like this:

    extern void DIO0_IRQHandler(void);

    My implementation does not declare the override in the right scope and the default implementations are probably still being run. At least it's worth checking out. Will post an update.

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