I am not sure if this is just not supported by default simulator or I did wrong initialization of the timer. Do I need to enable anything else except the clock and maxcount ?
LPC_SYSCON->SYSAHBCLKCTRL1 |= (1<<0); //Multi rate timer LPC_SYSCON->PRESETCTRL1 &= ~(1<<0); //clear MRT reset NVIC_EnableIRQ(MRT_IRQn); LPC_MRT->CTRL0 = (1<<0); //enable timer interrupt, repeat mode LPC_MRT->INTVAL0 = 0x32; //interrupt every 1us (CPU=50Mhz)
microcontroller is LPC1549. I am using c++ and I have defined IRQ handler which is never called.
extern "C" void MRT_IRQHandler ()
Program in simulator is running normally, but the value of TIMER0 in Peripheral->SystemView->MRT is always 0. STAT0 is in IDLE_STATE. I dont have actual board yet, so I cannot verify if the problem is only with simulator or MRT is not working... Also, I got bunch of access violation errors from simulator, so I made few maps.
map 0x40074000,0x400740ff read write map 0x40038000,0x400380ff read write map 0x1c002000,0x1c0020ff read write map 0x400a0000,0x400a00ff read write
Can anyone confirm that MRT is working in simulator ?
Doesn't seem to have any simulation.
You did look for simulator support?
http://www.keil.com/dd/chip/7281.htm
Yes I did, but I thought that timer would be the part of default peripheral simulation driver.
No - timers are very much NXP-specific.
It's basically the processor core (instruction set) and the interrupt controller that are standard.