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armio.c: set GPIO2 output high initially
On TI-canonical platforms GPIO2 is DCD modem control output. In TI's
original code the AI_InitIOConfig() function called from Init_Target()
would configure GPIO2 as an output and set the initial output value to
low, but then the init code in uartfax.c called from Init_Serial_Flows()
would immediately change it to high, corresponding to DCD not asserted.
The result is a momentary asserted-state glitch on the DCD output.
The present change eliminates this glitch, setting DCD output to
not-asserted initially like it should be.
author | Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> |
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date | Thu, 25 Jun 2020 03:17:43 +0000 |
parents | 90eb61ecd093 |
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/* +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Project : GSM-FaD (8411) | Modul : CUS_UDP +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Copyright 2002 Texas Instruments Berlin, AG | All rights reserved. | | This file is confidential and a trade secret of Texas | Instruments Berlin, AG | The receipt of or possession of this file does not convey | any rights to reproduce or disclose its contents or to | manufacture, use, or sell anything it may describe, in | whole, or in part, without the specific written consent of | Texas Instruments Berlin, AG. +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Purpose : Custom dependent definitions for the | Protocol Stack Entity | Radio Link Protocol +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ #ifndef CUS_UDP_H #define CUS_UDP_H /*==== CONSTANTS ==================================================*/ /* * VERSION * * Description : The constants define the type and the value * of a version identification. The version * is part of the monitor struct. */ #define T_VERSION char #define VERSION_UDP "UDP 1.0" /* * VSI_CALLER * * Description : For multithread applications the constant VSI_CALLER * must be defined to identify the calling thread of the * VSI-Interface. This must be done correponding to the * type of T_VSI_CALLER in VSI.H. The comma symbol is * neccessary because the vsi-functions are called * like this vsi_xxx (VSI_CALLER par2, par3 ...) */ #ifdef OPTION_MULTITHREAD #define VSI_CALLER udp_handle, #define VSI_CALLER_SINGLE udp_handle #else #define VSI_CALLER #define VSI_CALLER_SINGLE #endif #endif