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Migration to SD functions

I have to update my non soft device source code to SD because now I will use Radio.

My question is if it is necessary to rewrite all functions which are in SD API. Like:

NVIC_SetPriority(ADC_IRQn, APP_IRQ_PRIORITY_LOW);
NVIC_ClearPendingIRQ(ADC_IRQn);
NVIC_EnableIRQ(ADC_IRQn);
NRF_POWER->SYSTEMOFF = 1;	
NRF_CLOCK->TASKS_HFCLKSTART = 1;
NRF_RTC1->EVENTS_COMPARE[0] = 0;
__WFI();
__WFE();
and similiar

I'm assume that SD alternate function has just some assert to control if I'm passing right arguments or so. So if I'm sure I didn't use any resources against SD, is it necessary to use strictly only SD functions?

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  • You can see in S110_SoftDevice_Specification_v1 3.pdf there is a list of peripherals used by softdevice in "Table 23 Peripheral protection and usage by SoftDevice".

    Any direct access to the protected resources while softdevice is enabled will generate hard fault by softdevice, so you must use softdevice calls to access to this resources.

  • but I'm using IRQ handlers for non restrictred or blocked peripherals (I hope at least this is OK)

    Yes, it's ok, you only need to use sd_nvic_* instead of NVIC_*.

    BTW sd_app_evt_wait() is waiting for event or irq, what about if I want strictly wait for irq as it is done by __WFI()?

    There is no way to do it, softdevice has only this one function for both irq and events together. Softdevice handles both irq and events and after softdevice handles them first then softdevice will send software interrupt to the application.

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  • but I'm using IRQ handlers for non restrictred or blocked peripherals (I hope at least this is OK)

    Yes, it's ok, you only need to use sd_nvic_* instead of NVIC_*.

    BTW sd_app_evt_wait() is waiting for event or irq, what about if I want strictly wait for irq as it is done by __WFI()?

    There is no way to do it, softdevice has only this one function for both irq and events together. Softdevice handles both irq and events and after softdevice handles them first then softdevice will send software interrupt to the application.

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