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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds a WCH USBFS USB host-controller driver. It implements pipe scheduling, control transfers, root-hub requests, controller lifecycle management, URB submission, timeout handling, and interrupt processing. ChangesWCH USBFS host-controller driver
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant HostStack
participant usbh_submit_urb
participant USBFS_IRQHandler
participant USB_Device
HostStack->>usbh_submit_urb: Submit URB
usbh_submit_urb->>USB_Device: Schedule USBFS transfer
USB_Device-->>USBFS_IRQHandler: Return transfer interrupt
USBFS_IRQHandler->>HostStack: Complete URB or report error
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new WCH USBFS host-controller support works in the tested direct and hub-attached cases, but cancellation and timeout paths can release a transfer slot while the controller is still using its buffer, and a rebuilt transfer queue can re-run an already finished transfer, which may produce sporadic transfer errors or corrupted data on this hardware. Interrupt endpoints are also polled every frame regardless of their requested interval, and the current frame number is always reported as zero. These issues affect only boards using this new port and should be addressed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@port/wch/usbfs/usb_hc_usbfs.c`:
- Line 182: Update the USBFS host-controller frame tracking by adding an 11-bit
frame counter, incrementing it on each SOF, and returning it from
usbh_get_frame_number instead of a constant. In usbfs_transfer_start, schedule
each interrupt pipe through usbfs_xfer_process only when its configured URB
interval (urb->interval, initialized from urb->ep->bInterval) has elapsed since
the previous transfer; leave non-interrupt scheduling unchanged.
- Around line 541-550: Update usbh_kill_urb to abort any active HOST_EP_PID
transfer before releasing its pipe: clear the active token, remove the pipe’s
embedded descriptor from curr_xfer, and wait until the controller no longer
references it before calling usbfs_pipe_free. Preserve the existing timeout
handling while ensuring reused pipes cannot retain stale controller references.
- Around line 390-391: Update the HUB_PORT_FEATURE_ENABLE case in the USBFS
root-hub clear-feature handler to clear USBFS_UH_PORT_EN before returning
success, matching the DWC2 implementation and ensuring subsequent status
requests report the port as disabled.
- Line 167: Ensure usbfs_xfer_process terminates every rebuilt transfer chain by
clearing the final descriptor’s next pointer to NULL before returning last_xfer,
and ensure usbfs_pipe_free does not leave a stale final link for the ISR to
follow.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Terminate each rebuilt transfer chain.
usbfs_transfer_start rebuilds curr_xfer, but usbfs_xfer_process only links each appended descriptor. It does not clear the final descriptor's next pointer. usbfs_pipe_free also leaves that pointer unchanged. The ISR then advances through the stale link and can process a completed or freed descriptor.
Set the final link to NULL before returning.
Proposed fix
- return last_xfer;
+ *last_xfer = NULL;
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| return last_xfer; | |
| *last_xfer = NULL; | |
| return last_xfer; |
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In `@port/wch/usbfs/usb_hc_usbfs.c` at line 167, Ensure usbfs_xfer_process
terminates every rebuilt transfer chain by clearing the final descriptor’s next
pointer to NULL before returning last_xfer, and ensure usbfs_pipe_free does not
leave a stale final link for the ISR to follow.
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| if (g_usbfs_hcd[bus->hcd.hcd_id].sof_act) { | ||
| g_usbfs_hcd[bus->hcd.hcd_id].sof_act = 0; | ||
| last_xfer = usbfs_xfer_process(bus, last_xfer, USB_ENDPOINT_TYPE_ISOCHRONOUS); | ||
| last_xfer = usbfs_xfer_process(bus, last_xfer, USB_ENDPOINT_TYPE_INTERRUPT); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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#!/bin/bash
printf '%s\n' '--- USBH interval definitions and consumers ---'
sed -n '40,115p' common/usb_hc.h
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rg -n 'urb->interval|interval.*urb|USBH_GET_URB_INTERVAL' core common port class -g '*.[ch]' | head -120
printf '%s\n' '--- USBFS state, submission, SOF, and frame API ---'
sed -n '1,115p' port/wch/usbfs/usb_hc_usbfs.c
sed -n '220,360p' port/wch/usbfs/usb_hc_usbfs.c
sed -n '500,590p' port/wch/usbfs/usb_hc_usbfs.c
printf '%s\n' '--- Comparable port scheduling/frame implementations ---'
rg -n 'usb.*xfer_process|bInterval|urb->interval|SOF|usbh_get_frame_number' port/dwc2 port/ch32 port/hpm port/musb -g '*.[ch]' | head -180Repository: cherry-embedded/CherryUSB
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Track SOF frames and honor interrupt intervals.
When the controller is idle at an SOF, usbfs_transfer_start calls usbfs_xfer_process for every pending interrupt pipe. That function does not check urb->ep->bInterval or the initialized urb->interval, so an interrupt URB with an interval greater than one frame can be issued too early, causing premature tokens and unnecessary NAK traffic.
usbh_get_frame_number also returns 0 permanently at lines 338-340. Callers cannot obtain the current frame, and the HCD has no frame state for interval scheduling.
Add an 11-bit frame counter, increment it on each SOF, return it from usbh_get_frame_number, and append an interrupt pipe only when its interval has elapsed.
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In `@port/wch/usbfs/usb_hc_usbfs.c` at line 182, Update the USBFS host-controller
frame tracking by adding an 11-bit frame counter, incrementing it on each SOF,
and returning it from usbh_get_frame_number instead of a constant. In
usbfs_transfer_start, schedule each interrupt pipe through usbfs_xfer_process
only when its configured URB interval (urb->interval, initialized from
urb->ep->bInterval) has elapsed since the previous transfer; leave non-interrupt
scheduling unchanged.
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| case HUB_PORT_FEATURE_ENABLE: | ||
| break; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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printf '%s\n' '--- exact feature/request references ---'
rg -n -C 3 'HUB_PORT_FEATURE_ENABLE|HUB_REQUEST_CLEAR_FEATURE|usbh_roothub_control|CLEAR_FEATURE' class/ core/ common/ port/wch/usbfs/ port/dwc2/ 2>/dev/null | head -240
printf '%s\n' '--- likely hub/enumeration/recovery files ---'
rg -l 'usbh_hub|enumerat|error.?recover|re.?set|CLEAR_FEATURE|HUB_REQUEST' class/ core/ common/ 2>/dev/null | head -120
printf '%s\n' '--- USBFS root-hub control context ---'
sed -n '370,455p' port/wch/usbfs/usb_hc_usbfs.c
printf '%s\n' '--- DWC2 corresponding context ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- hub control helpers ---'
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Disable the root-hub port for HUB_PORT_FEATURE_ENABLE.
When usbh_hub_clear_feature() sends this request to the root hub, the USBFS handler returns success without changing USBFS_UH_PORT_EN. A later status request still reports the port as enabled. The parallel DWC2 implementation clears its port-enable bit.
Proposed fix
case HUB_PORT_FEATURE_ENABLE:
+ USBFSH->HOST_CTRL &= ~USBFS_UH_PORT_EN;
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| case HUB_PORT_FEATURE_ENABLE: | |
| break; | |
| case HUB_PORT_FEATURE_ENABLE: | |
| USBFSH->HOST_CTRL &= ~USBFS_UH_PORT_EN; | |
| break; |
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In `@port/wch/usbfs/usb_hc_usbfs.c` around lines 390 - 391, Update the
HUB_PORT_FEATURE_ENABLE case in the USBFS root-hub clear-feature handler to
clear USBFS_UH_PORT_EN before returning success, matching the DWC2
implementation and ensuring subsequent status requests report the port as
disabled.
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| struct usbfs_pipe *pipe = urb->hcpriv; | ||
| pipe->xfered = true; | ||
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| urb->errorcode = -USB_ERR_SHUTDOWN; | ||
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| if (urb->timeout) { | ||
| usb_osal_sem_give(pipe->waitsem); | ||
| } else { | ||
| usbfs_pipe_free(urb->hport->bus, pipe, USB_GET_ENDPOINT_TYPE(urb->ep->bmAttributes)); | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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Stop active hardware transfers before releasing their pipes.
If cancellation occurs while HOST_EP_PID is active, usbh_kill_urb does not clear it or remove the pipe’s embedded descriptor from curr_xfer. usbfs_pipe_free only unlinks the pipe and sets used to false. A reused pipe can therefore clear the descriptor while curr_xfer still points to it. The controller may continue using the programmed DMA buffer, and the later ISR does not validate used or xfered before processing the descriptor.
Abort the active token first. Remove its descriptor from curr_xfer. Release the pipe only after the controller no longer references it.
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In `@port/wch/usbfs/usb_hc_usbfs.c` around lines 541 - 550, Update usbh_kill_urb
to abort any active HOST_EP_PID transfer before releasing its pipe: clear the
active token, remove the pipe’s embedded descriptor from curr_xfer, and wait
until the controller no longer references it before calling usbfs_pipe_free.
Preserve the existing timeout handling while ensuring reused pipes cannot retain
stale controller references.
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Tested direct connection low/full device passed.
Tested connecting a low-speed device to a full-speed hub passed.
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