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Boot-Loader Source Code Description

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Figure C–1 shows the boot loader program flow chart. The boot loader pro-
gram starts by initializing three registers: 

AR7, SP, and IR0. These registers

hold the peripheral bus memory map register base address, the timer counter
register (used as a stack), and a flag that indicates the first block, respectively.
Then, the program checks for serial port boot load or memory boot load mode
by processing the bit fields set in the interrupt flag register (

IF). For a serial port

boot load, the program initializes the serial port for 32-bit fixed-burst-mode
reads with an externally generated serial port clock and FSR.

For a memory boot load, 

AR3 is set to the boot source address, AR2 points

to the boot source strobe control register, and 

R2 contains the value that is

stored in this strobe control register. The boot loader also sets the bit field I/
OXF0 of the I/O flag register (IOF) if the handshake mode was selected. Then
the boot loader reads the first word of the boot source program. This 32-bit
word indicates the boot memory width and the boot load program stores this
value in 

R5. AR0 points to the read_mc routine that performs this read.

After reading the memory width word, the boot loader reads IOSTRB, STRB0,
and STRB1 control register values of the source program. These values are
temporarily saved in the DMA source address register, DMA destination ad-
dress register, and DMA transfer counter registers, respectively. Then, the
program reads the block size with the 

read_mc routine. If the block size is 0,

the boot loader restores the values of IOSTRB, STRB0, and STRB1 previously
saved and branches to the destination address of the first block loaded and
begins program execution. If the block size is not 0, the boot loader stores the
block size in the 

BK register. This is used as a counter in a repeat block (RPTB)

to transfer all the data or program in that block.

For each block, the boot loader reads the destination address and the destina-
tion strobe control word. The program stores the destination address in the
AR5 register. The destination strobe control word includes the destination
strobe identification, the contents of the destination strobe control register
(includes memory width and data size). The boot loader extracts this informa-
tion from the destination control word and stores the destination strobe-control
register memory-mapped address in the 

AR4 register, the contents of the des-

tination strobe control register in the 

R4 register, and the source data size in

the 

R3 register. The boot loader sets the AR1 register to the appropriate read

routine 

read_s0 for serial port boot load and read_mb for memory boot load.

The read routine uses these registers to control the transfer of a block of data
or program.