Interrupt Handlers
8-24
Table 8–29. Interrupt Level Registers (ILR0...ILR15)
Bit
Name
Value
Description
Type
Reset
Value
5–2
PRIORITY
Define the priority level when the corresponding
interrupt is routed to IRQ or FIQ.
0 is the highest priority level.
15 is the lowest priority level.
R/W
0
1
SENS_EDGE
0
The corresponding interrupt is falling-edge-sensitive.
R/W
0
1
The corresponding interrupt is low-level-sensitive.
0
FIQ
0
0: The corresponding interrupt is routed to IRQ.
R/W
0
1
The corresponding interrupt is routed to FIQ.
Note: Since IRQ is not connected, only the FIQ setting
is useful. This bit must be set to 1 for the
corresponding level 2 interrupt to cause a DSP
interrupt.
Note:
Assuming that all interrupts have the same priority level and they are active
at the same at the same moment, the order of servicing is as follows: IRQ_15,
IRQ_N–1, IRQ_N–2,
…
, IRQ_0.