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MSM66591/ML66592 User's Manual
Chapter 20 Interrupt Request Processing Function
If a maskable interrupt is generated, the hardware automatically performs a series of
processes, which include:
• Saving program counter (PC)
• Saving accumulator (ACC)
• Saving local register base (LRB)
• Saving program status word (PSW)
• Resetting IRQ that generated maskable interrupt process
• Resetting MIE on PSW (MIE
←
"0" = acceptance of maskable interrupt disabled)
• Storing interrupt priority level (acceptance of interrupt with same or lower level
priority disabled)
• Loading value written to vector table to program counter
and then executing the first instruction of a maskable interrupt process.
Fourteen cycles are required to shift to each maskable interrupt process (Interrupt
transition cycle).
However, if the program memory space is 128K bytes (MSM66591) or 192K bytes
(ML66592) by setting bit 1 (LROM) of MEMSCON to "1", 17 cycles are required be-
cause cycles required to save the code segment register (CSR) are added.
When an interrupt generation condition is fulfilled by setting IRQ, IE, IP, or MIPF to "1"
by an instruction, the actual generation of the interrupt occurs after the execution of the
next instruction after the instruction that set the IRQ, IE, IP, or MIPF to "1".
It is necessary to execute an RTI instruction at the end of a maskable interrupt routine.
If an RTI instruction is executed, the hardware automatically performs a series of
processes, which include:
• Deleting highest level of stored interrupt priority level
• Restoring program status word (PSW) (MIE
←
"1")
• Restoring local register base (LRB)
• Restoring accumulator (ACC)
• Restoring program counter (PC)
and then ending the maskable interrupt routine.
[Note] If the program memory space is expanded to 128K bytes (MSM66591) or 192K
bytes (ML66592) by setting bit 1 (LROM) of MEMSCON to "1", the code segment
register (CSR) is saved or returned from.
Figure 20-1 (page 20-3) shows examples of saving and restoring PC, ACC, LRB and
PSW.
Summary of Contents for MSM66591
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