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BSP Developer’s Guide, 6.0

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* sysModel - return the model name of the CPU board

* This routine returns the model name of the CPU board.

* RETURNS: A pointer to the string.

char * sysModel (void)

{

return (SYS_MODEL);

}

sysNvRamGet( ), sysNvRamSet( )

The sysNvRamSet( ) and sysNvRamGet( ) routines can be provided initially by

nullNvRam.c, which is included from sysLib.c. Later, during BSP cleanup, the

appropriate standard version (available in target/src/drv/mem) should be used or

a custom version should be created.

sysHwInit( ), sysHwInit2( ), sysSerialHwInit( ), sysSerialHwInit2( )

You must create the custom sysHwInit( ), sysHwInit2( ), sysSerialHwInit( ), and

sysSerialHwInit2( ) routines. During initial development, empty stubs can be

used.

When you are ready to add these routines, check the reference BSP to see how it

handles devices that are common to your board. However, you must be sure to add

code to quiesce all devices on your board, including those that are not present on

the reference board. Otherwise, you may encounter problems once interrupts are

enabled.

The cache initialization routines, including the routines to initialize L2 cache,

should be called from sysHwInit( ). The requirement is that these routines must be

called before cacheEnable( ) during the boot process. For more information, see

3.3.5 Cache, MMU, and DMA Devices, p.75.

sysSerialChanGet( )

The sysSerialChanGet( ) routine in sysSerial.c returns the per-port SIO_CHAN

structure required for each serial I/O (SIO) device. For more information, see

Multi-Mode Serial (SIO) Drivers, p.103. If a fixed number of SIO devices are

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