[video member=miotatsu stream_platform=twitch project=riscy title="Bit Twiddling Confusion" vod_platform=youtube id=xS_s23rxHqg annotator=Miblo]
[0:07][Mention the poll[ref
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[2:42][Recap and set the stage for the day]
[3:56][Embark on understanding PLIC_enable_interrupt()[ref
    site="SiFive Developers"
    page="Freedom E310-G000 Manual"
    url=https://www.sifive.com/documentation/chips/freedom-e310-g000-manual/]][:research]
[7:32][Consult demo_gpio.c for a use case of PLIC_enable_interrupt()][:research]
[12:18][Consult env/hifive1.h for the INT_DEVICE_BUTTON_* and BUTTON_*_OFFSET defines][:research]
[16:15][Consult PLIC_enable_interrupt() in conjunction with the FE310-G000 Interrupts and the SiFive PLIC Register Map table[ref
    site="SiFive Developers"
    page="E3 Coreplex Manual"
    url=https://static.dev.sifive.com/pdfjs/web/viewer.html?file=https://static.dev.sifive.com/SiFive-E3-Coreplex-v1.2.pdf]][:research]
[19:06][Calculating the value of INT_DEVICE_BUTTON_0 and the result of shifting it >> 3][:blackboard :research]
[21:50][Hunt for more information about the GPIO pins][:research]
[24:58][Summarise what current_ptr is being set to and move on to working out how the current mask works][:research]
[27:47][The current mask][:blackboard :research]
[31:38][0x17 >> 3][:blackboard :research]
[33:06][@miblo][It's 128, according to: printf("%d\\n", 1 << (0x17 & 0x7));]
[37:41][The AND operator][:math]
[38:45][Realise that it should be in hex][:research]
[39:08][@miblo][It's not 7 and 17, though, it's 0x7 and 0x17]
[39:52][The current mask, take #2][:blackboard :research]
[43:05][@miblo][I think you should be shifting up the 1 by 0b00111 bits, if that makes a difference]
[43:17][The current mask, take #3][:blackboard :research]
[44:43][The address of current_ptr][:blackboard :research]
[47:27][@miblo][We're doing 0x17 >> 3? This does equal 2, apparently]
[48:20][Our conceptual understanding of PLIC_enable_interrupt()][:research]
[52:23][@miblo][I think it's moving the current_ptr to one of the target 1 enables, i.e. the third one, or 0x0C002082 (with 0x0C002080 being the first target 1 enable)]
[53:24][Target Enable 0 at 0x0C002082 in :memory, and the relative location of current_ptr][:blackboard :research]
[58:49][Consult the FE310-G000 Interrupts and consider which bit PLIC_enable_interrupt() is setting]
[59:34][@azolotko][source & 0x7 can produce values from 0 to 7 depending on value of source. So the shift may vary, it doesn't have to be exactly 7]
[1:00:16][What PLIC_enable_interrupt() does for source 0x8, to compare with the previous 0x17][:blackboard :research]
[1:07:19][Consider that it's computing the correct thing for gpio0, and look back at the 0x17 example][:blackboard :research]
[1:12:38][@miblo][What is current set to?]
[1:14:30][We are out of time for today]
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