In my previous email, I only had the "write" operations associated
with controlling the watchdog timer. I have edited my code to include
the "read" operations too, but still it's not working.
Here's my new code:
/* R */ retval = ioread32(base + 4u); // This should be 0x0
/* R */ retval = ioread32(base + 4u); // This should be 0x0
/* W */ iowrite32(0x20000, base + 4u);
/* R */ retval = ioread32(base + 8u); // This should be 0x1800
/* R */ retval = ioread32(base + 8u); // This should be 0x1800
/* W */ iowrite32(0x1000, base + 8u);
/* R */ retval = ioread32(base + 0u); // This should be 0x4
/* W */ iowrite32(0x4, base + 0u);
/* R */ retval = ioread32(base + 10u); // This should be 0x40000
/* W */ iowrite32(0x640000, base + 10u);
/* R */ retval = ioread32(base + 0u); // This should be 0x2
/* W */ iowrite32(0x4, base + 0u); // This is a kick
/* R */ retval = ioread32(base + 0u); // This should be 0x34
/* W */ iowrite32(0x4, base + 0u); // This is a kick
The first two read operations should both return 0x0, however I'm
getting what looks like a random number. Also it consitently reads the
value 0x4 from "base + 0u".
Anyone got an idea?
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