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; This file provides common code across AVRs that cannot be implemented directly
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; in Go.
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; The reset vector is device-specific and is generated by tools/gen-device-avr.py.
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; These definitions are necessary because LLVM does not yet know these register
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; aliases. See: https://reviews.llvm.org/D96492
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#define xl r26
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#define xh r27
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#define yl r28
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#define yh r29
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#define zl r30
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#define zh r31
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; Startup code
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.section .text.__vector_RESET
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.global __vector_RESET
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__vector_RESET:
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clr r1 ; r1 is expected to be 0 by the C calling convention
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; Set up the stack pointer.
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ldi xl, lo8(_stack_top)
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ldi xh, hi8(_stack_top)
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out 0x3d, xl; SPL
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out 0x3e, xh; SPH
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; Subtract one from the stack pointer, so it doesn't point in the .data section.
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push r0
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; Initialize .data
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init_data:
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ldi xl, lo8(_sdata)
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ldi xh, hi8(_sdata)
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ldi yl, lo8(_edata)
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ldi yh, hi8(_edata)
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ldi zl, lo8(_sidata)
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ldi zh, hi8(_sidata)
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init_data_loop:
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cp xl, yl ; if x == y
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cpc xh, yh
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breq init_data_end ; goto main
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lpm r0, Z+ ; r0 = *(z++)
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st X+, r0 ; *(x++) = r0
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rjmp init_data_loop ; goto init_data_loop
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init_data_end:
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; main will be placed right after here by the linker script so there's no
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; need to jump.
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; The only thing this WDT handler really does is disable itself, to get out of
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; sleep mode.
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.section .text.__vector_WDT
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.global __vector_WDT
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__vector_WDT:
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push r16
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clr r16
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wdr ; Reset watchdog
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out 0x34, r16 ; Clear reset reason (MCUSR)
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; part 1: set WDCE and WDE to enable editing WDTCSR
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lds r16, 0x60 ; r16 = WDTCSR
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ori r16, 0x18 ; r16 |= WDCE | WDE
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sts 0x60, r16 ; WDTCSR = r16
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; part 2: within 4 clock cycles, set the new value for WDTCSR
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clr r16
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sts 0x60, r16 ; WDTCSR = 0
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pop r16
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reti
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; This is necessary for the garbage collector.
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; It returns the stack pointer as an uintptr.
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.section .text.runtime.getCurrentStackPointer
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.global runtime.getCurrentStackPointer
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runtime.getCurrentStackPointer:
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in r24, 0x3d; SPL
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in r25, 0x3e; SPH
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ret
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