What we need to do:
Fpga as a sdio slave,all we need to do is just push the data out through sdio of esp32,and fpga collect the data.So a series of sdio command is unuseful.ESP32 as a sdio host,how to push the data out through sdio without sdio command?
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ESP32 as sdio host,how to push the data out through sdio without sdio command?
Re: ESP32 as sdio host,how to push the data out through sdio without sdio command?
I don't think it's possible to "push data" through SDIO without actually sending SDIO commands. But you might be able to avoid sending all the initialisation commands required by SDIO standard if you call sdmmc_host_do_transaction directly. I.e.:
- call sdmmc_host_init to initialize the host
- call sdmmc_host_init_slot to initialize the pins
- call sdmmc_host_set_card_clk to set the desired clock speed
- call sdmmc_host_set_bus_width if you need to use 4-line mode
- prepare sdmmc_command_t structure, setting the following fields:
timeout_ms — set to the desired timeout
slot — the slot you are using
the rest of the fields should be set as in sdmmc_io_rw_extended.
- call sdmmc_host_do_transaction, passing in the slot number and a pointer to sdmmc_command_t structure. This should send the command over SDIO. Your SDIO slave should still respond to the command correctly, otherwise the host may not send the actual data.
Note that this is not something we officially support at the moment. If you find any problem, please let us know and we'll see if we can make some changes to support this use case.
- call sdmmc_host_init to initialize the host
- call sdmmc_host_init_slot to initialize the pins
- call sdmmc_host_set_card_clk to set the desired clock speed
- call sdmmc_host_set_bus_width if you need to use 4-line mode
- prepare sdmmc_command_t structure, setting the following fields:
timeout_ms — set to the desired timeout
slot — the slot you are using
the rest of the fields should be set as in sdmmc_io_rw_extended.
- call sdmmc_host_do_transaction, passing in the slot number and a pointer to sdmmc_command_t structure. This should send the command over SDIO. Your SDIO slave should still respond to the command correctly, otherwise the host may not send the actual data.
Note that this is not something we officially support at the moment. If you find any problem, please let us know and we'll see if we can make some changes to support this use case.
Re: ESP32 as sdio host,how to push the data out through sdio without sdio command?
What is "sdmmc_io_rw_extended"?I Can't find it in sdk.- prepare sdmmc_command_t structure, setting the following fields:
timeout_ms — set to the desired timeout
slot — the slot you are using
the rest of the fields should be set as in sdmmc_io_rw_extended.
Re: ESP32 as sdio host,how to push the data out through sdio without sdio command?
I can not find "sdmmc_io_rw_extended" in sdmmc_cmd.c
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