cpu/sam0_common: add alignment and minimum size write block constants
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@ -42,9 +42,15 @@ extern "C" {
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* @{
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*/
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/* a flashpage in RIOT is mapped to a flash row on the SAM0s */
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#define FLASHPAGE_SIZE (256U)
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#define FLASHPAGE_SIZE (256U)
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/* one SAM0 row contains 4 SAM0 pages -> 4x the amount of RIOT flashpages */
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#define FLASHPAGE_NUMOF (FLASH_NB_OF_PAGES / 4)
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#define FLASHPAGE_NUMOF (FLASH_NB_OF_PAGES / 4)
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/* The minimum block size which can be written is 16B. However, the erase
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* block is always FLASHPAGE_SIZE (SAM0 row).
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*/
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#define FLASHPAGE_RAW_BLOCKSIZE (16)
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/* Writing should be always 4 byte aligned */
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#define FLASHPAGE_RAW_ALIGNMENT (4)
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/** @} */
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#ifdef __cplusplus
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@ -58,19 +58,18 @@ static void _lock(void)
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void flashpage_write_raw(void *target_addr, void *data, size_t len)
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{
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/* sam[dlr]21 can only write whole flash pages.
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* Mind the use of the ATMEL FLASH_PAGE_SIZE (64B) define vs.
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* FLASHPAGE_SIZE (256B) as defined by RIOT.
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* The actual minimal block size for writing is 16B, thus we
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* assert we don't write less than that.
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/* The actual minimal block size for writing is 16B, thus we
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* assert we write on multiples and no less of that length.
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*/
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assert(!(len % (FLASH_PAGE_SIZE / 4)));
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assert(!(len % FLASHPAGE_RAW_BLOCKSIZE));
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/* ensure 4 byte aligned writes */
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assert(!(((unsigned)target_addr & 0x3) || ((unsigned)data & 0x3)));
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assert(!(((unsigned)target_addr % FLASHPAGE_RAW_ALIGNMENT) ||
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((unsigned)data % FLASHPAGE_RAW_ALIGNMENT)));
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/* ensure the length doesn't exceed the actual flash size */
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assert((target_addr + len) < (CPU_FLASH_BASE + (FLASHPAGE_SIZE * FLASHPAGE_NUMOF)));
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assert(((uint8_t*)target_addr + len) <
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(CPU_FLASH_BASE + (FLASHPAGE_SIZE * FLASHPAGE_NUMOF)));
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uint32_t *dst = (uint32_t *)target_addr;
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uint32_t *data_addr = (uint32_t *)data;
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