SoCFPGA: add Agilex USB2/USB3 host HCD bring-up - #3922
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* both controllers work in host mode with MSC suppport Signed-off-by: souravr <sourav.raj@ignitarium.com>
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* check return type for xhci_init() Signed-off-by: souravr <sourav.raj@ignitarium.com>
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Keep SoCFPGA host enum parse hook and AArch64-safe osal_ms2tick.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 6 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds SocFPGA TinyUSB configuration, DWC2 and DWC3 host-controller support, USB host tasks, SuperSpeed handling, and synchronized USB MSC disk APIs. It adds build integration, host-controller dispatch, descriptor parsing, port initialization, mount tracking, and validated block transfers. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant USBHostTask
participant TinyUSB
participant SocFPGAHCD
participant MSCDevice
participant MSCDiskIO
USBHostTask->>TinyUSB: service host events
TinyUSB->>SocFPGAHCD: initialize ports and enumerate device
SocFPGAHCD->>MSCDevice: issue MSC commands
MSCDevice-->>TinyUSB: report mount and transfer completion
TinyUSB-->>MSCDiskIO: update mount state
MSCDiskIO->>TinyUSB: submit synchronized read or write
Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The change adds SocFPGA USB2/USB3 host and MSC storage support, but SuperSpeed event delivery and transfer-failure handling can prevent devices from enumerating or stall later storage requests. These are material runtime failures, so the PR is not ready to merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (1 warning, 1 inconclusive)
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src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c (1)
466-467: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCompute the SuperSpeed EP0 size with a shift.
bMaxPacketSize0is a power-of-two exponent for SuperSpeed devices.pow()returns adoubleand adds a libm dependency to the host path. Use an integer shift.♻️ Proposed refactor
- desc_max_pkt_size = (uint16_t) pow(2, - Usb3handle->xhci_priv.usb_desc.dev_desc.bMaxPacketSize0); + desc_max_pkt_size = (uint16_t) (1U << + Usb3handle->xhci_priv.usb_desc.dev_desc.bMaxPacketSize0);The
#include <math.h>at line 28 and themlink entry inhw/bsp/socfpga/family.cmakeline 43 can then be removed.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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11-13: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReuse the port macros from
apps/tusb_config.h.
apps/tusb_config.his included at Line 5 and already definesSOCFPGA_USB2_OTG_PORT,SOCFPGA_USB3_HS_PORT, andSOCFPGA_USB3_SS_PORTwith the same values.src/portable/socfpga/hcd_socfpga.cdispatches onSOCFPGA_USB2_OTG_PORT. Keeping a second set of names lets the two definitions diverge and break the dispatch mapping.♻️ Proposed fix: drop the duplicate macros
-#define USB_OTG_PORT (0) -#define USB3_HS_PORT (1) -#define USB3_SS_PORT (2) +#define USB_OTG_PORT SOCFPGA_USB2_OTG_PORT +#define USB3_HS_PORT SOCFPGA_USB3_HS_PORT +#define USB3_SS_PORT SOCFPGA_USB3_SS_PORT🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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81-81: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove the unused
dwc2_core_handle_common_irqdeclaration.
dwc2_common.ccontains only a commented-out implementation, and no source file calls this function. The SocFPGA interrupt path callshcd_dwc2_int_handler()instead. Remove the declaration unless this handler is intended for future use.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/msc_app.c`:
- Around line 37-43: Refactor wait_for_disk_io_fat so disk callers no longer
invoke tuh_task() directly; keep tuh_task() exclusively in the usb3_task loop.
Replace the shared status_flag_cb polling handshake used by usb_disk_read and
usb_disk_write with per-operation synchronization, such as a semaphore or queue
signaled by disk_io_complete_fat, so concurrent read and write operations cannot
interfere.
- Line 112: Update the bounds checks in usb_disk_read and usb_disk_write to
reject transfers whose starting block plus count exceeds dev_block_count, while
retaining the existing null-buffer and zero-count validation.
- Around line 116-121: Update usb_disk_read to derive the transfer size from the
device-reported MSC block size and count, check pvPortMallocCoherent failure
before starting I/O, and release the coherent buffer with its matching platform
free function after copying. Ensure tuh_msc_read10 and memcpy use the same
computed byte count and avoid dereferencing ptr when allocation fails.
In `@apps/msc_app.h`:
- Around line 1-9: Make msc_app.h self-contained by adding the standard headers
that define bool, uint32_t, and uint16_t before the usb_disk_read declaration.
Do not rely on tusb.h or another translation unit’s include order.
In `@apps/usb_main.c`:
- Around line 55-71: Update the USB initialization flow around tusb_init so
USB3_SS_PORT and USB3_HS_PORT are initialized independently rather than nesting
the HS initialization under the SS success branch. Preserve separate error
reporting for each port and report successful initialization appropriately.
In `@src/class/msc/msc_host.c`:
- Around line 385-394: Update the MSC driver-length calculation near the
endpoint descriptor walk to account for every descriptor actually traversed,
including one SuperSpeed companion descriptor per endpoint, so the returned
drv_len and max_len validation cover all dereferenced bytes. In the SuperSpeed
branch of the endpoint parsing loop, validate each skipped descriptor has type
TUSB_DESC_ENDPOINT_COMPANION before advancing, while preserving normal-speed
traversal.
In `@src/host/usbh.c`:
- Around line 2067-2072: Add a weak default implementation of
hcd_parse_full_conf_descriptor near the existing optional HCD stubs in hcd.h,
accepting and ignoring the configuration and root-port arguments and returning
true so host ports without an override continue linking and enumeration.
In `@src/portable/socfpga/dwc2/dwc2_socfpga.h`:
- Around line 102-133: Replace the STM32-specific implementation of
dwc2_phy_init with the Agilex5 PHY sequence, or make dwc2_phy_init and its
related PHY helper empty if no software setup is required. Remove accesses to
stm32_gccfg, RCC->AHB1LPENR, USB_HS_PHYC, and STM32-specific CFG_TUSB_MCU
checks, ensuring dwc2_core_init can invoke the PHY initialization without
touching unimplemented registers.
- Around line 66-88: Update dwc2_int_set() to honor the enabled argument: retain
ISR registration and GIC interrupt enabling only when enabled is true, and
disable or mask the USB0IRQ interrupt when it is false without re-registering
the handler. Preserve the existing error handling and success behavior for
enabling.
In `@src/portable/socfpga/dwc2/hcd_dwc2.c`:
- Around line 29-33: Consolidate the SocFPGA DWC2 implementation with the
existing Synopsys DWC2 code: in src/portable/socfpga/dwc2/hcd_dwc2.c lines
29-33, move the SocFPGA reset sequence into Synopsys hcd_dwc2.c under
CFG_TUSB_MCU == OPT_MCU_SOCFPGA and retain only required hcd_dwc2_* wrappers;
delete src/portable/socfpga/dwc2/dwc2_common.c lines 27-31 and use the Synopsys
dwc2_common.c; update src/portable/socfpga/dwc2/dwc2_common.h lines 54-55 by
adding the TU_CHECK_MCU(OPT_MCU_SOCFPGA) branch and dwc2_socfpga.h include to
the Synopsys dwc2_common.h dispatch chain, then delete the SocFPGA header copy.
In `@src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c`:
- Around line 383-387: Validate ep_dci before indexing DCI2EP: reject values
below 1 or above the number of valid endpoint mappings, and preserve the
existing error/return behavior for invalid transfer events. Only perform the
DCI2EP[ep_dci - 1] lookup after this bound check.
- Around line 202-205: Update hcd_dwc3_update_device_address() to assign the
requested daddr value to device_addr instead of the constant 1U, preserving the
address used by hcd_dwc3_int_handler() when reporting transfer completion.
- Around line 335-343: Update the zero-length transfer handling in the shown
DWC3 completion block so it consumes and clears usb_set_config when the pending
configuration state is active, rather than guarding the block with
usb_set_config == 0. Preserve the hcd_event_xfer_complete success path and
ensure later zero-length status stages no longer enter configure_setup_stage()
with a null buffer.
In `@src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/socfpga_common.c`:
- Around line 94-97: Update xhci_command_event_complete to accept an in_isr
boolean and pass it as the third argument to osal_queue_send; update its
declaration and the hcd_dwc3_int_handler caller to forward true so the
interrupt-safe queue API is used.
In `@src/portable/socfpga/hcd_socfpga.c`:
- Around line 207-216: Route the USB3 path in hcd_edpt_abort_xfer(),
hcd_edpt_open(), and hcd_edpt_clear_stall() to their corresponding hcd_dwc3_*
implementations instead of returning the current unconditional success or
leaving the branches empty. Preserve the existing DWC2 dispatch for
SOCFPGA_USB2_OTG_PORT and ensure each non-USB2 path delegates directly to DWC3.
In `@src/tusb_option.h`:
- Line 213: Assign OPT_MCU_SOCFPGA a unique unused numeric value instead of
2600, using the next available MCU option block such as 2900, so it does not
match OPT_MCU_HPM in TU_MCU_IS_EQUAL and reaches the intended SocFPGA branch.
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In `@apps/usb_main.c`:
- Around line 11-13: Remove the duplicate USB_OTG_PORT, USB3_HS_PORT, and
USB3_SS_PORT definitions from apps/usb_main.c, and use the existing
SOCFPGA_USB2_OTG_PORT, SOCFPGA_USB3_HS_PORT, and SOCFPGA_USB3_SS_PORT macros
from tusb_config.h throughout the port-selection logic.
In `@src/portable/socfpga/dwc2/dwc2_common.h`:
- Line 81: Remove the unused dwc2_core_handle_common_irq declaration from the
header, since no source file calls it and the implementation is commented out;
leave the active hcd_dwc2_int_handler interrupt path unchanged.
In `@src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c`:
- Around line 466-467: Update the SuperSpeed EP0 packet-size calculation in the
DWC3 host-controller path to compute 2 raised to bMaxPacketSize0 using an
integer shift instead of pow(). Remove the now-unused math.h include and
corresponding libm link dependency.
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| if (!tusb_init(USB3_SS_PORT, &host_init)) | ||
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| ERROR("Error in initialising usb3 port"); | ||
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| /*initialize host stack for usb3 HS port*/ | ||
| if (!tusb_init(USB3_HS_PORT, &host_init)) | ||
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| ERROR("Error in initialising usb3 port"); | ||
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| PRINT("USB3.1 port initialized successfully"); | ||
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A SuperSpeed init failure skips the USB3 high-speed port.
The USB3 HS port initialization is nested inside the success branch of the SS port initialization. If tusb_init(USB3_SS_PORT, ...) fails, tusb_init(USB3_HS_PORT, ...) never runs, so the high-speed path of the USB3 controller stays unusable even when it could work. Initialize the two ports independently and report each result.
🐛 Proposed fix: initialize both USB3 ports independently
- /*initialize host stack for usb3 SS port*/
- if (!tusb_init(USB3_SS_PORT, &host_init))
- {
- ERROR("Error in initialising usb3 port");
- }
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- else
- {
- /*initialize host stack for usb3 HS port*/
- if (!tusb_init(USB3_HS_PORT, &host_init))
- {
- ERROR("Error in initialising usb3 port");
- }
- else
- {
- PRINT("USB3.1 port initialized successfully");
- }
- }
+ /*initialize host stack for usb3 SS port*/
+ if (!tusb_init(USB3_SS_PORT, &host_init))
+ {
+ ERROR("Error in initialising usb3 SS port");
+ }
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+ /*initialize host stack for usb3 HS port*/
+ if (!tusb_init(USB3_HS_PORT, &host_init))
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+ ERROR("Error in initialising usb3 HS port");
+ }
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In `@apps/usb_main.c` around lines 55 - 71, Update the USB initialization flow
around tusb_init so USB3_SS_PORT and USB3_HS_PORT are initialized independently
rather than nesting the HS initialization under the SS success branch. Preserve
separate error reporting for each port and report successful initialization
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| void xhci_command_event_complete( xcc_event_t event ) | ||
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| (void) osal_queue_send(xhci_queue, &event); | ||
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Pass the in_isr argument to osal_queue_send().
The TinyUSB OSAL contract is bool osal_queue_send(osal_queue_t qhdl, void const* data, bool in_isr). This call supplies two arguments, so the file does not compile. hcd_dwc3_int_handler() calls xhci_command_event_complete() from the interrupt handler (src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c line 447), so the correct value is true. Forward the flag from the caller so the ISR-safe FreeRTOS API is used.
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-void xhci_command_event_complete( xcc_event_t event )
+void xhci_command_event_complete( xcc_event_t event, bool in_isr )
{
- (void) osal_queue_send(xhci_queue, &event);
+ (void) osal_queue_send(xhci_queue, &event, in_isr);
}Update the declaration in src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.h line 76 and the call site in src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c line 447 accordingly.
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In `@src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/socfpga_common.c` around lines 94 - 97, Update
xhci_command_event_complete to accept an in_isr boolean and pass it as the third
argument to osal_queue_send; update its declaration and the hcd_dwc3_int_handler
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| #define OPT_MCU_SOCFPGA 2600 ///< Altera Agilex5 SoC FPGA |
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OPT_MCU_SOCFPGA duplicates OPT_MCU_HPM, so a SoCFPGA configuration matches the earlier HPMicro #elif in tusb_mcu.h and never reaches the new SoCFPGA branch. Consequently TUP_USBIP_DWC2 is not defined, the SoCFPGA DWC2 implementation compiles out, and hcd_socfpga.c is left with unresolved hcd_dwc2_* calls.
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| if (tuh_enum_descriptor_configuration_cb(daddr, config_idx, (const tusb_desc_configuration_t*) _usbh_epbuf.ctrl)) { | ||
| // For xHCI: pass full config to HCD before SET_CONFIGURATION | ||
| const uint8_t rhport = usbh_get_rhport(daddr); | ||
| if (!hcd_parse_full_conf_descriptor((tusb_desc_configuration_t*) _usbh_epbuf.ctrl, rhport)) { |
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Every host configuration now calls hcd_parse_full_conf_descriptor, but the repo-wide implementation exists only in src/portable/socfpga/hcd_socfpga.c. Existing non-SoCFPGA host targets therefore fail to link as soon as they include usbh.c; gate this call to the SoCFPGA driver or provide a default HCD implementation.
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| // For SS devices, the EP descriptor structure is different from normal EP descriptors. | ||
| if( tuh_speed_get(dev_addr) == TUSB_SPEED_SS) | ||
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| ep_desc = (tusb_desc_endpoint_t const*) tu_desc_next(ep_desc); | ||
| ep_desc = (tusb_desc_endpoint_t const*) tu_desc_next(ep_desc); |
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When this branch skips each SuperSpeed endpoint companion descriptor, drv_len remains the old interface-plus-endpoints size and excludes both companions. enum_parse_configuration_desc() then binds only descriptors within that short length and advances p_desc into the second endpoint descriptor instead of past the interface, leaving an MSC endpoint unbound and corrupting subsequent descriptor parsing.
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| uint8_t *ptr = pvPortMallocCoherent(512*count); |
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For media whose logical block size is not 512 bytes, this buffer is undersized: tuh_msc_read10() transfers count * p_msc->capacity[lun].block_size bytes into it. A common 4096-byte-sector device therefore overwrites the coherent allocation, while the subsequent copy also truncates the returned data.
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| uint8_t *ptr = pvPortMallocCoherent(512*count); |
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Every successful call allocates a new coherent buffer and then loses the only pointer without freeing it, so repeated filesystem reads eventually exhaust the FreeRTOS heap. Use a bounded static/coherent buffer or release the allocation on every exit path instead.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L20-L20
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| #define OPT_MCU_SOCFPGA 2600 ///< Altera Agilex5 SoC FPGA |
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OPT_MCU_SOCFPGA duplicates OPT_MCU_HPM, so a SoFPGA configuration matches the earlier HPMicro #elif in tusb_mcu.h and never reaches the new SoCFPGA branch. Consequently TUP_USBIP_DWC2 is not defined, the SoCFPGA DWC2 implementation compiles out, and hcd_socfpga.c is left with unresolved hcd_dwc2_* calls.
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| bool hcd_edpt_abort_xfer(uint8_t rhport, uint8_t dev_addr, uint8_t ep_addr) { | ||
| if( rhport == SOCFPGA_USB2_OTG_PORT ) | ||
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| return hcd_dwc2_edpt_abort_xfer(rhport, dev_addr, ep_addr); | ||
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For either xHCI root port this branch reports a successful abort without issuing any controller operation, while tuh_edpt_abort_xfer() immediately clears TinyUSB's busy state. The still-running DMA can then complete into a buffer that the caller has reused or freed and can deliver a late event against a new transfer; invoke the xHCI abort implementation and report whether it actually stopped the request.
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After the event queue drains, this unconditional 100 ms sleep prevents the host stack from processing newly queued events for up to 100 ms. That is two orders of magnitude beyond the repository's documented < 1ms guidance in docs/faq.rst, causing unnecessarily slow enumeration and risking time-sensitive host transfers; use event blocking or a suitably short scheduling interval instead.
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| if( buffer == NULL || lba >= dev_block_count || count == 0 ) |
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The validation checks only whether the starting LBA is valid. A request such as lba == dev_block_count - 1 with count == 2 is accepted and sent beyond the device's reported capacity; validate count <= dev_block_count - lba in both read and write paths before submitting the SCSI command.
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Because the loop includes timeout == 0 and delays before decrementing, a requested timeout of N seconds waits for N + 1 seconds; even timeout == 0 blocks for a full second. This violates the API's documented timeout duration and can delay failure handling, so test the mount state once and perform only timeout one-second waits.
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🟡 Changes recommended
The USB3 HCD has task-context ISR calls, incorrect transfer accounting, missing error completions, and incomplete reset/cleanup paths.
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Pull request overview
Adds Agilex5 SoCFPGA USB2/USB3 host-controller support with SuperSpeed handling and an MSC demo application.
Changes:
- Adds DWC2 and xHCI/DWC3 HCD integration.
- Extends descriptor and speed handling for SuperSpeed.
- Adds SoCFPGA build configuration and FreeRTOS MSC helpers.
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
src/tusb.c |
SuperSpeed endpoint validation |
src/tusb_option.h |
SoCFPGA MCU option |
src/portable/socfpga/hcd_socfpga.c |
HCD dispatch |
src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/* |
USB3/xHCI implementation |
src/portable/socfpga/dwc2/* |
USB2/DWC2 implementation |
src/osal/osal_freertos.h |
FreeRTOS timeout conversion |
src/host/usbh.c |
Full configuration parsing hook |
src/host/hcd.h |
HCD API declaration |
src/common/tusb_types.h |
SuperSpeed enum |
src/common/tusb_private.h |
Controller count |
src/common/tusb_mcu.h |
SoCFPGA USB IP selection |
src/class/msc/msc_host.c |
SuperSpeed MSC descriptors |
hw/bsp/socfpga/family.cmake |
SoCFPGA build integration |
apps/usb_main.* |
USB host task |
apps/tusb_config.h |
Host configuration |
apps/msc_app.* |
MSC application helpers |
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src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c:338
- This synthetic control completion is also generated from
hcd_dwc3_edpt_xfer(), which runs in the USBH task, sotrueselects the FreeRTOS FromISR queue API from task context. Passfalsefor this path.
hcd_event_xfer_complete(daddr, ep_num, 8, XFER_RESULT_SUCCESS, true);
src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c:417
- The xHCI Transfer Event
transfer_lenis the residual/remaining length, not the number of bytes transferred. Forwarding it asxfer_bytesreports zero for a full transfer, so MSC callbacks will not see the expected CBW/CSW lengths. Report submitted length minus the residual length.
uint32_t xfer_bytes = tr_event.tc_status_params.transfer_len;
apps/msc_app.c:186
- This write path repeats the hard-coded device address, so writes target address 1 rather than the device that actually mounted when the device is behind a hub or receives another address. Reuse the address captured by
tuh_msc_mount_cb()here as well.
const uint8_t dev_addr = 1U;
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| bool usb_disk_read(void *buffer, uint32_t lba, uint16_t count) | ||
| { | ||
| const uint8_t dev_addr = 1U; |
| TUSB_SPEED_FULL = 0, | ||
| TUSB_SPEED_LOW = 1, | ||
| TUSB_SPEED_HIGH = 2, | ||
| TUSB_SPEED_SS = 3, |
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| void hcd_dwc3_device_close( uint8_t rhport, uint8_t dev_addr ) | ||
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| #if 0 |
| if (tr_event.tc_status_params.compl_code == (uint32_t)EVENT_SUCCESS) | ||
| { |
| if (desc_itf->bInterfaceClass != 8) | ||
| { | ||
| PRINT("Device does not support MSC"); | ||
| PRINT("Enumeration process completed"); | ||
| return false; |
| const unsigned dir = (uint32_t) tu_edpt_dir(ep_addr); | ||
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| // There is no separate data stage for xHCI controller. Hence skip the tinyusb enumeration step for data stage | ||
| if( buffer == NULL && (buflen == 0) && (usb_set_config == 0)) |
| ep_data[ep_dci].buffer = buffer; | ||
| ep_data[ep_dci].buflen = buflen; |
| if (ep_dci < 1 || ep_dci > 13) | ||
| { | ||
| ERROR("Invalid endpoint DCI %d", ep_dci); | ||
| break; | ||
| } |
| if ( rhport == (uint32_t) SOCFPGA_USB3_HS_PORT ) | ||
| { | ||
| reset_xhci_port(rhport); | ||
| } |
| } else if (speed == TUSB_SPEED_SS) { | ||
| // Bulk highspeed must be EXACTLY 1024 | ||
| TU_ASSERT(max_packet_size == 1024); | ||
| }else { |
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In `@apps/msc_app.c`:
- Around line 43-50: Make init_disk_io_sync() safe for concurrent first use by
protecting initialization of xDiskIoMutex and xDiskIoComplete with a one-time
initialization mechanism, or by initializing both handles before any disk
access. Ensure all callers use the same established handles and cannot observe
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In `@src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c`:
- Line 205: Update hcd_dwc3_update_device_address() and hcd_dwc3_int_handler()
so each xHCI slot retains and uses its own device address instead of the global
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In `@src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c`:
- Around line 342-345: Update the usb_set_config == 1 branch to complete the
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| if (xDiskIoMutex == NULL) | ||
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| xDiskIoMutex = xSemaphoreCreateMutex(); | ||
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| if (xDiskIoComplete == NULL) | ||
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Serialize lazy synchronization initialization.
usb_disk_read() and usb_disk_write() both call init_disk_io_sync() before taking xDiskIoMutex. If two FreeRTOS tasks enter on first use, they can observe NULL and install different mutex and completion handles. The callers can then take different mutexes.
TinyUSB rejects a second pending MSC operation through tuh_msc_scsi_command(), so this does not produce two successful concurrent submissions. However, disk_io_complete_fat() signals the current global xDiskIoComplete handle. The first caller can wait on the old handle after the second caller replaces it, leaving the disk operation blocked.
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In `@apps/msc_app.c` around lines 43 - 50, Make init_disk_io_sync() safe for
concurrent first use by protecting initialization of xDiskIoMutex and
xDiskIoComplete with a one-time initialization mechanism, or by initializing
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| static void hcd_dwc3_update_device_address( uint8_t daddr ) | ||
| { | ||
| // device_addr = 1U; | ||
| device_addr = daddr; |
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Store the device address per xHCI slot. hcd_dwc3_update_device_address() overwrites global device_addr, while hcd_dwc3_int_handler() uses that value for every transfer completion. After a second device receives an address, completions for the first device can be reported with the wrong address. Store the address with the xHCI slot or explicitly enforce a one-device limit for this HCD.
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In `@src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c` at line 205, Update
hcd_dwc3_update_device_address() and hcd_dwc3_int_handler() so each xHCI slot
retains and uses its own device address instead of the global device_addr; if
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| if (!tusb_init(USB_OTG_PORT, &host_init)) | ||
| { | ||
| ERROR("Error in initialising usb otg port"); | ||
| /*suspend the task*/ | ||
| } | ||
| else | ||
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| PRINT("USB OTG port initialized successfully"); | ||
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| if (!tusb_init(USB3_SS_PORT, &host_init)) | ||
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| if (!tusb_init(USB3_HS_PORT, &host_init)) |
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This initializes root ports 0, 2, and 1 in sequence, but TinyUSB stores only one active host controller in _usbh_controller_id. Each call replaces the previous value, so only port 1 remains active. Shared interrupt control then targets port 1 even while enumerating devices on ports 0 or 2, preventing those ports from being serviced correctly.
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**Only one port remains active**
This initializes root ports 0, 2, and 1 in sequence, but TinyUSB stores only one active host controller in `_usbh_controller_id`. Each call replaces the previous value, so only port 1 remains active. Shared interrupt control then targets port 1 even while enumerating devices on ports 0 or 2, preventing those ports from being serviced correctly.
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| uint16_t const drv_len = tu_desc_get_interface_total_len(desc_itf, | ||
| assoc_itf_count, (uint16_t) (desc_end - p_desc)); |
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The new parser calls tu_desc_get_interface_total_len, but that function has no declaration or definition in the repository. Building the SoCFPGA DWC3 HCD will therefore fail during compilation or linking.
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**Undefined descriptor helper**
The new parser calls `tu_desc_get_interface_total_len`, but that function has no declaration or definition in the repository. Building the SoCFPGA DWC3 HCD will therefore fail during compilation or linking.
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| if (desc_itf->bInterfaceClass != 8) | ||
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| PRINT("Device does not support MSC"); | ||
| PRINT("Enumeration process completed"); | ||
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This returns false for every interface that is not MSC, and the caller treats that result as an enumeration failure before SET_CONFIGURATION. USB3 hubs, non-MSC devices, and composite devices containing a non-MSC interface therefore cannot enumerate, even though the host configuration enables hub support.
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**Non-MSC devices cannot enumerate**
This returns false for every interface that is not MSC, and the caller treats that result as an enumeration failure before `SET_CONFIGURATION`. USB3 hubs, non-MSC devices, and composite devices containing a non-MSC interface therefore cannot enumerate, even though the host configuration enables hub support.
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| (tusb_desc_endpoint_t const*) (uintptr_t) tu_desc_next( | ||
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The parser derives its boundary from the device-reported wTotalLength, advances using device-reported descriptor lengths, and dereferences two endpoint descriptors without checking that complete descriptors remain. A truncated interface at the end of a 256-byte configuration makes ep_desc point beyond the enumeration buffer, so line 541 reads out of bounds before configuration is set. Validate the minimum descriptor lengths and bounds before every dereference and advance.
How this was verified: The parser advances through device-controlled descriptor data and dereferences endpoint fields without checking the remaining bytes.
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**Descriptor walk reads out-of-bounds**
The parser derives its boundary from the device-reported `wTotalLength`, advances using device-reported descriptor lengths, and dereferences two endpoint descriptors without checking that complete descriptors remain. A truncated interface at the end of a 256-byte configuration makes `ep_desc` point beyond the enumeration buffer, so line 541 reads out of bounds before configuration is set. Validate the minimum descriptor lengths and bounds before every dereference and advance.
**How this was verified:** The parser advances through device-controlled descriptor data and dereferences endpoint fields without checking the remaining bytes.
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The entire cleanup body is excluded by #if 0, so closing a device never sends DISABLE_SLOT_CMD or releases its xHCI context. Because every later reset enables a fresh slot and the removal path performs no cleanup, repeated reconnects consume slots until subsequent devices can no longer enumerate.
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**Disconnects leak xHCI slots**
The entire cleanup body is excluded by `#if 0`, so closing a device never sends `DISABLE_SLOT_CMD` or releases its xHCI context. Because every later reset enables a fresh slot and the removal path performs no cleanup, repeated reconnects consume slots until subsequent devices can no longer enumerate.
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This callback discards cb_data->csw->status and always signals completion. The read path then copies the entire temporary buffer, while both read and write return true. A device-reported READ10 or WRITE10 failure is therefore exposed as success, and failed reads can return invalid buffer contents.
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**Failed MSC commands report success**
This callback discards `cb_data->csw->status` and always signals completion. The read path then copies the entire temporary buffer, while both read and write return true. A device-reported `READ10` or `WRITE10` failure is therefore exposed as success, and failed reads can return invalid buffer contents.
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The read path allocates a coherent transfer buffer with pvPortMallocCoherent for every request. This violates the repository directive, “No dynamic allocation.” Replace it with an appropriately aligned static transfer buffer; this repository requirement must be satisfied before merging.
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The new application code uses four-space indentation, and the disabled block also contains tabs. The repository directive requires C99 code to use two-space indentation with no tabs. The same pattern appears throughout apps/msc_app.c and apps/usb_main.c; this repository requirement must be satisfied before merging.
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**Application formatting violates style**
The new application code uses four-space indentation, and the disabled block also contains tabs. The repository directive requires C99 code to use two-space indentation with no tabs. The same pattern appears throughout `apps/msc_app.c` and `apps/usb_main.c`; this repository requirement must be satisfied before merging.
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The exported usb_disk_read, usb_disk_write, and is_msc_mount_complete APIs do not use the required tud_ or tuh_ public API prefixes. usb3_wait_to_mount and usb3_task in apps/usb_main.h have the same violation. Rename the declarations and definitions consistently; this repository requirement must be satisfied before merging.
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**Public APIs lack prefixes**
The exported `usb_disk_read`, `usb_disk_write`, and `is_msc_mount_complete` APIs do not use the required `tud_` or `tuh_` public API prefixes. `usb3_wait_to_mount` and `usb3_task` in `apps/usb_main.h` have the same violation. Rename the declarations and definitions consistently; this repository requirement must be satisfied before merging.
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The return statement is indented with a tab, as is the hcd_dwc2_int_handler() call at line 260. This violates the repository directive requiring C99 code to use two-space indentation with no tabs. This repository requirement must be satisfied before merging.
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Path: src/portable/socfpga/hcd_socfpga.c
Line: 247
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**Tab indentation violates style**
The return statement is indented with a tab, as is the `hcd_dwc2_int_handler()` call at line 260. This violates the repository directive requiring C99 code to use two-space indentation with no tabs. This repository requirement must be satisfied before merging.
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usb3_task() and usb_otg_task() now both call tuh_task() forever. TinyUSB uses one shared host event queue, enumeration state, and control buffer without serializing these processing loops. When USB2 and USB3 events arrive concurrently, the tasks can interleave enumeration and control-transfer state, causing enumeration or transfer failures.
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**Concurrent host processing**
`usb3_task()` and `usb_otg_task()` now both call `tuh_task()` forever. TinyUSB uses one shared host event queue, enumeration state, and control buffer without serializing these processing loops. When USB2 and USB3 events arrive concurrently, the tasks can interleave enumeration and control-transfer state, causing enumeration or transfer failures.
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A semaphore initialization failure is only logged, after which the task continues processing USB devices. A device can then mount while either shared semaphore handle remains NULL, and usb_disk_read() or usb_disk_write() will pass that NULL handle to xSemaphoreTake(), causing an assertion or fault instead of reporting initialization failure.
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**Failed initialization continues**
A semaphore initialization failure is only logged, after which the task continues processing USB devices. A device can then mount while either shared semaphore handle remains NULL, and `usb_disk_read()` or `usb_disk_write()` will pass that NULL handle to `xSemaphoreTake()`, causing an assertion or fault instead of reporting initialization failure.
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🟠 Major · Enable xHCI interrupts for the initialized port. · hcd_dwc3.c:110-112
src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c:110-112
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winEnable xHCI interrupts for the initialized port.
hcd_dwc3_init()initializes onlyUSB3_SS_PORT(2), but this branch enables xHCI interrupts only forUSB3_HS_PORT(1). A caller that initializes only port2callshcd_int_enable(2)and leaves xHCI interrupts disabled. Attach, command-completion, and transfer events then do not reachhcd_dwc3_int_handler(). Use the samerhportfor initialization and interrupt enable, or define one shared-controller initialization path. (raw.githubusercontent.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c`:
- Line 346: Update the EP0 control-transfer cache maintenance to branch on the
transfer direction, matching the bulk-transfer handling: clean the buffer before
ring_xhci_ep0_db() for TUSB_DIR_OUT, and invalidate it for the opposite
direction. Ensure this maintenance occurs before DMA starts and before the
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- Line 346: Update hcd_dwc3_edpt_xfer() to pass false for the host-task
zero-length transfer completion, and update the interrupt transfer completion
path to pass its in_isr value instead of true to hcd_event_xfer_complete().
- Line 425: Update the transfer-completion handling around
handle_endpoint_transfer so every submitted transfer emits a completion event,
not only EVENT_SUCCESS. Decode the xHCI completion code and map success, stall,
and other failure statuses to the corresponding XFER_RESULT_* event, ensuring
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In `@src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c`:
- Around line 110-112: Update hcd_dwc3_int_enable() to enable xHCI interrupts
for the initialized rhport, matching hcd_dwc3_init()’s USB3_SS_PORT path; ensure
callers using port 2 reach the interrupt handler while preserving the existing
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use direction-aware cache maintenance for EP0 data.
The EP0 path always invalidates buffer, and it does so after ringing the doorbell. For a TUSB_DIR_OUT control transfer, xHCI reads CPU-written data, so the buffer must be cleaned before ring_xhci_ep0_db(). Invalidation can discard dirty cache lines and send stale request data. Apply the same direction check used for bulk transfers and perform cache maintenance before starting DMA. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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In `@src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c` at line 346, Update the EP0
control-transfer cache maintenance to branch on the transfer direction, matching
the bulk-transfer handling: clean the buffer before ring_xhci_ep0_db() for
TUSB_DIR_OUT, and invalidate it for the opposite direction. Ensure this
maintenance occurs before DMA starts and before the doorbell is rung.
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Pass the actual execution context to transfer-completion events.
The host task reaches the zero-length path in hcd_dwc3_edpt_xfer(), which passes true unconditionally. The interrupt transfer path also passes true instead of in_isr. Under FreeRTOS, this can select the wrong queue API for either context.
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- hcd_event_xfer_complete(daddr, ep_num, 8, XFER_RESULT_SUCCESS, true);
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In `@src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c` at line 346, Update
hcd_dwc3_edpt_xfer() to pass false for the host-task zero-length transfer
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| handle_endpoint_transfer(ep_dci, ep_num); |
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Report failed transfer completions.
This code reports only EVENT_SUCCESS. The HCD contract requires a completion event for every submitted transfer. usbh_edpt_xfer_with_callback() marks the endpoint busy before submission and clears it only when submission fails. Any stall or other non-success completion therefore leaves the endpoint busy and suppresses the class callback. Decode the xHCI completion code and emit the matching XFER_RESULT_* event. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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In `@src/portable/socfpga/dwc3/hcd_dwc3.c` at line 425, Update the
transfer-completion handling around handle_endpoint_transfer so every submitted
transfer emits a completion event, not only EVENT_SUCCESS. Decode the xHCI
completion code and map success, stall, and other failure statuses to the
corresponding XFER_RESULT_* event, ensuring endpoint busy state is cleared and
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The transfer-event branch calls handle_endpoint_transfer() directly from hcd_dwc3_int_handler(), and this helper invalidates the transfer buffer's cache range. This violates the repository directive to defer ISR work to task context and adds range-dependent cache maintenance to interrupt latency. This repository requirement must be satisfied before merging.
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**Cache work runs in ISR**
The transfer-event branch calls `handle_endpoint_transfer()` directly from `hcd_dwc3_int_handler()`, and this helper invalidates the transfer buffer's cache range. This violates the repository directive to defer ISR work to task context and adds range-dependent cache maintenance to interrupt latency. This repository requirement must be satisfied before merging.
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Upstreaming Altera SoCFPGA (Agilex 5) USB host support into TinyUSB so products using FreeRTOS on Agilex can use TinyUSB instead of a private fork.
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