Example 2: Noncontinuous Frame Display for 525/60 Format

/******************************************************************/

/* Description : 8–bit BT.656 non–continuous frame display

*/

/*

 

*/

/* Some important field descriptions:

*/

/*

 

*/

/* DMODE

= 000, 8–bit BT.656 mode

*/

/* CON

= 0

*/

/* FRAME

= 1, display frame

*/

/* DF2

= 0

*/

/* DF1

= 0, (8–bit non–continuous frame display)

*/

/* SCALE

= 0, no scaling

*/

/* RESMPL

= 0, no resampling

*/

/* DPK

= X, not used in 8–bit display

*/

/* RSYNC

= X, used in Raw mode(Enable second synchronized raw

*/

/*

data channel)

*/

/* RGBX

= X, used in Raw mode(RGB extract enable. Perform

*/

/*

3/4 FIFO unpacking)

*/

/* VCTL1S

= 00, output HSYNC

*/

/* VCTL2S

= 00, output VSYNC

*/

/* VCTL3S

= 0, output CBLNK

*/

/* HXS

= 0, VCTL1 is an output

*/

/* VXS

= 0, VCTL2 is an output

*/

/* FXS

= 0, VCTL3 is an output

*/

/* PVPSYN

= 0, no previous port synchronization

*/

/******************************************************************/ #include ”csl_vp.h”

#include ”csl_edma.h” #include ”csl_irq.h”

/*–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– */

/* global variable declarations*/ /* ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– */ VP_Handle vpDisplayHandle; /* handle of vp that to be configured */

Uint8 dispYSpace[]; /* Display Y–data buffer */

Uint8 dispCbSpace[]; /* Display Cb–data buffer */

Uint8 dispCrSpace[]; /* Display Cb–data buffer */

EDMA_Handle hEdmaVPDispY;

EDMA_Handle hEdmaVPDispCb;

EDMA_Handle hEdmaVPDispCr;

Int32 edmaDispYTccNum = 0; /* EDMA tcc for Y channel */

Int32 edmaDispCbTccNum = 0; /* EDMA tcc for Cb channel */

Int32 edmaDispCrTccNum = 0; /* EDMA tcc for Cb channel */

volatile Uint32 displayFrameCount = 0;

/* no of frames that are

*/

 

/* displayed

*/

volatile Uint32 dispUnderrun = 0;

/* underrun error flag

*/

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