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i2405

CONTROLSS: Race condition OUTPUT_XBAR and PWM_XBAR resulting in event miss

Details:

Potential race condition in capture registers resulting in events getting lost while other events in the same register are being cleared by writing to the register. Following registers are impacted by this issue:

C2K_PWMXBAR:PWMXBAR_STATUS

C2K_OUTPUTXBAR:OUTPUTXBAR_STATUS

Workaround(s):

WA -1 (For event widths > 50ns):

By default, level events (width >50ns) will be captured in “STATUS” Register, while performing “Clr Flag”, if any new event from hardware is asserted at the same time, it will be missed in FLAG Register, However, STATUS register does capture such events missed in FLAG register. After completing “Clr FLAG”, reading the “STATUS” register allows to capture/process any missed event based on “STATUS” read.

WA-1: ISR Sequence:

Read FLAG Event[x]

Read STATUS, All events

Clr FLAG, Event[x]

Read STATUS, All events

Capture any missing HW event FLAG

If exists, process accordingly

WA -2 (For any event widths):

Enable OUTPUTXBAR with the same events in the ISR and then “Clr PWMXBAR FLAG”.

Any missed Hardware event during the same window will be captured in OUTPUTXBAR FLAG”. Read the OUTPUTXBAR FLAG and process accordingly

“Clr OUTPUTXBAR FLAG” followed by disable of OUTPUTXBAR in the ISR.

WA-2: ISR Sequence:

Read FLAG Event[x]

Read STATUS, All events

Enable OutPutxBAR

- Map Same Events

Clr FLAG, Event[x] PWMXBAR

Read STATUS

- Capture any Missing HW event FLAG

from OUTPUTXBAR_FLAG

if exists Process accordingly

- Clr FLAG, Event[y] OutputXBAR