AM62x MCU+ SDK  09.02.00
SDL ECC

Introduction

This example shows setup and usage of some ECC Aggregators for a few events in the Main domain. It shows the following:

  • Setup of an ESM application callback to receive Single Error Correction (SEC) and Double Error Detection (DED) events and setup of ECC Aggregators in general
  • Triggering of ECC events for a small number of RAM IDs, including Interconnect type and Wrapper type
  • Printing out error information within the ECC callback upon reception of ECC events

The following use cases are implemented in this example:

Use Cases

Use Case Description
UC-0 Single DED error on Main ESM for wrapper RAM ID type
UC-1 Single SEC error on Main ESM for wrapper RAM ID type
UC-2 Parity error injection on Main ESM for interconnect RAM ID type

Supported Combinations

Parameter Value
CPU + OS r5fss0-0 nortos
m4fss0-0 nortos
Toolchain ti-arm-clang
Board am62x-sk
Example folder examples/sdl/ecc/

Steps to Run the Example

Sample Output

Shown below is a sample output when the application is run,

[BLAZAR_Cortex_M4F_1]
ECC Example Application
Unit tests started ...
ECC_Example_init: Init MAIN ESM complete
ECC_Example_init: Init WKUP ESM complete
SDTF_init: AGGR0 ECC Init complete
ESM Safety Example tests: starting
AGGR0 Double bit error inject Example test UC-1: starting
AGGR0 Double bit error inject test: Subtype 0x00000001 test complete
Waiting for ESM Interrupt
UC-1: Got Low priority ESM Interrupt
AGGR0 Double bit error inject Example test UC-2: starting
AGGR0 Double bit error inject test: Subtype 0x00000002 test complete
Waiting for ESM Interrupt
UC-2: Got High priority ESM Interrupt
AGGR0 Memory Parity inject Example test UC-3: starting
AGGR0 Single bit error self test: Subtype 0x00000001 test complete
Waiting for ESM Interrupt
Memory Parity Error Test Complete
ECC Safety Example tests: success
ECC UC-1 and UC-2 Test
All Use_Cases have passed.
../../../ecc_main.c:259:ECC_Example_app:MCUSDK-0:PASS
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1 Tests 0 Failures 0 Ignored
All tests have passed