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70 /* High speed timer test as described in main.c. */
73 /* Scheduler includes. */
79 /* The number of interrupts to pass before we start looking at the jitter. */
80 #define timerSETTLE_TIME 5
82 /* The maximum value the 16bit timer can contain. */
83 #define timerMAX_COUNT 0xffff
85 /*-----------------------------------------------------------*/
88 * Measure the time between this interrupt and the previous interrupt to
89 * calculate the timing jitter. Remember the maximum value the jitter has
90 * ever been calculated to be.
92 static void prvCalculateAndStoreJitter( void );
94 /*-----------------------------------------------------------*/
96 /* The maximum time (in processor clocks) between two consecutive timer
98 unsigned short usMaxJitter = 0;
100 /*-----------------------------------------------------------*/
102 void vSetupTimerTest( unsigned short usFrequencyHz )
104 /* T2 is used to generate interrupts. T4 is used to provide an accurate
111 /* Timer 2 is going to interrupt at usFrequencyHz Hz. */
112 PR2 = ( unsigned short ) ( configCPU_CLOCK_HZ / ( unsigned long ) usFrequencyHz );
114 /* Timer 4 is going to free run from minimum to maximum value. */
115 PR4 = ( unsigned short ) timerMAX_COUNT;
117 /* Setup timer 2 interrupt priority to be above the kernel priority so
118 the timer jitter is not effected by the kernel activity. */
119 IPC1bits.T2IP = configKERNEL_INTERRUPT_PRIORITY + 1;
121 /* Clear the interrupt as a starting condition. */
124 /* Enable the interrupt. */
127 /* Start both timers. */
131 /*-----------------------------------------------------------*/
133 static void prvCalculateAndStoreJitter( void )
135 static unsigned short usLastCount = 0, usSettleCount = 0;
136 unsigned short usThisCount, usDifference;
138 /* Capture the timer value as we enter the interrupt. */
141 if( usSettleCount >= timerSETTLE_TIME )
143 /* What is the difference between the timer value in this interrupt
144 and the value from the last interrupt. */
145 usDifference = usThisCount - usLastCount;
147 /* Store the difference in the timer values if it is larger than the
148 currently stored largest value. The difference over and above the
149 expected difference will give the 'jitter' in the processing of these
151 if( usDifference > usMaxJitter )
153 usMaxJitter = usDifference;
158 /* Don't bother storing any values for the first couple of
163 /* Remember what the timer value was this time through, so we can calculate
164 the difference the next time through. */
165 usLastCount = usThisCount;
167 /*-----------------------------------------------------------*/
169 void __attribute__((__interrupt__, auto_psv)) _T2Interrupt( void )
171 /* Work out the time between this and the previous interrupt. */
172 prvCalculateAndStoreJitter();
174 /* Clear the timer interrupt. */