esp32: ets_update_cpu_frequency should set tick scale for both CPUs
ets_update_cpu_frequency ROM function updates g_ticks_per_us, which is has two copies, one for each CPU.
The APP CPU copy of g_ticks_per_us never got updated, resulting in shorter delays produced by ets_delay_us on the APP CPU.
This MR replaces ROM ets_update_cpu_frequency with a copy in IRAM which updates scaling factors on both of the CPUs.
So now we get expected delays (in microseconds):
```
ets_delay_us core=0 expected=50000 actual=50014
ets_delay_us core=1 expected=50000 actual=50015
vTaskDelay core=0 expected=50000 actual=49428
vTaskDelay core=1 expected=50000 actual=50000
```
Reported on the forum: http://esp32.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=713#p3722
See merge request !373
SPI master driver
This merge requests adds an SPI Master driver. This driver is (of course) multithread capable, has device abstraction, has command queueing, DMA support and all other sorts of nice things you'd expect from a SPI driver.
See merge request !332
modify bootloader dram start address, swap app bss and data segments
Modify bootloader dram_seg from address 0x3ffc0000 to 0x3fff0000, len from 0x20000 to 0x10000.
Also put app .data before .bss, to reduce the chance .data collides with ROM bootloader stack.
See merge request !375
This change reduces chances that a large .bss segment will push .data all the way into
0x3ffe1320 — 0x3ffe5320 range where the bootloader stack is, creating a problem when
bootloader will be loading application into memory.
With this change, .data would need to be at least 200k big to cause problems.
1. Update wifi lib which contains ampdu and other optimizations
2. Add throughput code debug code
3. Other misc modification about throughput optimization
2. update example comments and other minor changes
3. rename API: i2c_cmd_link_create/i2c_cmd_link_delete (+4 squashed commits)
Squashed commits:
[2e0ac3e] 1. coding style: add one space after condition key words.
2. modify i2c.h, use gpio_num_t instead of int, improve comments of return values
3. add i2c index in index.rst
4. add readme for i2c example
[4991d92] update i2c.doc
[88b672e] driver: i2c
1. add mux and spin lock to run in a thread-safe way.
2. modify example code
[4eb15fe] driver: i2c code
1. add i2c master code
2. add i2c slave code
3. add i2c example code
4. add DRAM_ATTR for I2C array
Minor fixes from various sources
- Fix memory debugging code. Noticed by Tuan.
- intr_enable/disable should be in IRAM. Noticed by rojer
- Still old timer code in examples in doxygen comments. Noticed on the forum by jumjum123
- Timer example was broken. Noticed on the forum by jumjum123
See merge request !325
1. add sigma-delta code and example.
2. add gpio output signal in io matrix.
Squashed commits:
[a25e7d4] minor changes for doc
[6a03a1e] minor changes on comments and doc.
[97dd9e4] Add doc.
update index.rst
change example index
This change allows setting pin configuration for EXT1 wakeup depending on the state of RTC_PERIPH power domain:
- if peripherals are enabled (due to another wakeup mode, or due to esp_deep_sleep_pd_config call), we can keep internal pullups/pulldowns enabled
- if peripherals are disabled, pullups and pulldowns need to be disabled as well
Also add comments about the purpose of registers being configured.
This adds a workaround for a bug that following deep sleep wakeup, ISO (bus isolation) signal may be set for RTC fast memory.
We set FORCE_NOISO bit in RTC_CNTL_PWC_REG until we find out what is causing ISO signal to be set.
When ESP32 wakes up from deep sleep, flash is accessed an approximately 900us after power on.
Some flash chips need more time to become ready. This change adds a menuconfig option to add
some delay to the default deep sleep wake stub.
Fixes https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/issues/117
This adds the following APIs to enable various wakeup sources:
- esp_deep_sleep_enable_timer_wakeup
- esp_deep_sleep_enable_ulp_wakeup
- esp_deep_sleep_enable_ext0_wakeup
- esp_deep_sleep_enable_ext1_wakeup
And an API to start deep sleep:
- esp_deep_sleep_start
1. TW8657, WIFI send the whole packet to smartconfig;
2. modify API annotation of smartconfig and sniffer;
3. export smartconfig APIs to programming guide;
Ivan Grokhotkov