rp: Don't aboard program when attaching
Reading the sfdp parameter table in the flash causes the spi peripheral to be reconfigure, and, while the previous configuration is restored, this causes the running program to be aboarded. Reading the sfdp table before erasing the memory could be considered safe as we are going to be modifying the flash anyway.
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@ -174,31 +174,21 @@ static void rp_add_flash(target *t)
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return;
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}
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rp_flash_prepare(t);
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spi_parameters_s spi_parameters;
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if (!sfdp_read_parameters(t, &spi_parameters, rp_spi_read_sfdp)) {
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/* SFDP readout failed, so make some assumptions and hope for the best. */
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spi_parameters.page_size = 256U;
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spi_parameters.sector_size = 4096U;
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spi_parameters.capacity = rp_get_flash_length(t);
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spi_parameters.sector_erase_opcode = SPI_FLASH_CMD_SECTOR_ERASE;
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}
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rp_flash_resume(t);
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DEBUG_INFO("Flash size: %zu MB\n", spi_parameters.capacity / (1024U * 1024U));
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/* Make some assumptions and hope for the best. */
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target_flash_s *const f = &flash->f;
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f->start = RP_XIP_FLASH_BASE;
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f->length = spi_parameters.capacity;
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f->blocksize = spi_parameters.sector_size;
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f->length = rp_get_flash_length(t);
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f->blocksize = 4096U;
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f->erase = rp_flash_erase;
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f->write = rp_flash_write;
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f->writesize = 2048; /* Max buffer size used otherwise */
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f->erased = 0xffU;
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target_add_flash(t, f);
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flash->page_size = spi_parameters.page_size;
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flash->sector_erase_opcode = spi_parameters.sector_erase_opcode;
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DEBUG_INFO("Flash size: %d MB\n", f->length / (1024U * 1024U));
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flash->page_size = 256U;
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flash->sector_erase_opcode = SPI_FLASH_CMD_SECTOR_ERASE;
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}
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bool rp_probe(target *t)
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@ -220,6 +210,8 @@ bool rp_probe(target *t)
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DEBUG_WARN("calloc: failed in %s\n", __func__);
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return false;
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}
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priv_storage->is_prepared = false;
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priv_storage->is_monitor = false;
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t->target_storage = (void *)priv_storage;
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t->mass_erase = rp_mass_erase;
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@ -387,12 +379,25 @@ static bool rp_flash_erase(target_flash_s *f, target_addr_t addr, size_t len)
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{
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DEBUG_INFO("Erase addr 0x%08" PRIx32 " len 0x%" PRIx32 "\n", addr, (uint32_t)len);
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target *t = f->t;
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/* Update our assumptions with the SFDP params */
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rp_flash_prepare(t);
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spi_parameters_s spi_parameters;
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rp_flash_s *flash = (rp_flash_s *)f;
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if (sfdp_read_parameters(t, &spi_parameters, rp_spi_read_sfdp)) {
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f->blocksize = spi_parameters.sector_size;
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flash->page_size = spi_parameters.page_size;
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flash->sector_erase_opcode = spi_parameters.sector_erase_opcode;
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}
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if (addr & (f->blocksize - 1)) {
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DEBUG_WARN("Unaligned erase\n");
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rp_flash_resume(t);
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return false;
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}
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if ((addr < f->start) || (addr >= f->start + f->length)) {
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DEBUG_WARN("Address is invalid\n");
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rp_flash_resume(t);
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return false;
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}
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addr -= f->start;
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platform_timeout_set(&timeout, 500);
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/* erase */
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rp_flash_prepare(t);
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bool ret = false;
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while (len) {
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if (len >= FLASHSIZE_64K_BLOCK) {
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len -= chunk;
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addr += chunk;
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} else {
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rp_flash_s *flash = (rp_flash_s *)f;
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ps->regs[0] = addr;
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ps->regs[1] = len;
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ps->regs[2] = f->blocksize;
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uint32_t bootsec[16];
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size_t i;
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rp_flash_resume(t);
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target_mem_read(t, bootsec, RP_XIP_FLASH_BASE, sizeof(bootsec));
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for (i = 0; i < 16; i++) {
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if ((bootsec[i] != 0x00) && (bootsec[i] != 0xff))
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