Hi,
I'm a new U-Boot user. I'm trying to follow the flow of execution for the ARMv7 architecture, and have found myself running into confusion.
At the end of arch/arm/cpu/armv7/start.S, lowlevel_init is called. This is defined (for the ARMv7 architecture in arch/arm/cpu/armv7/low_level_init.S (not sure if there's a reason for the discrepancy in the use of underscores?), and at the end of this file, s_init is called.
As far as I can tell, s_init is only defined for some of the ARMv7 CPUs: the bcm281xx folder doesn't contain any files that define this function. In the case of the am33xx CPU it's defined in board.c, but this function seems to return without calling board_init_f.
My questions are:
1. In the case of the bcm281xx, what happens? s_init doesn't seem to be defined for this CPU. 2. In the case of the am33xx, where is board_init_f called? As far as I can tell, s_init should return to lowlevel_init without having called board_init_f , which then returns back to start.S, terminating the execution prematurely.
I presume my analysis of the assembly must be highly incorrect?
Sorry if this is the wrong place for such a question.
Yours,
James Pollard