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13 drivers used raw dcd/hcd_int_disable/enable pairs as critical sections. They do not nest and, under an RTOS,
do not stop another task from preempting.
xfer_isr could run from task code (FT9xx, RP2040 synchronous completion), but audio re-armed with is_isr = true there.
usbd/usbh/usbc_int_set() nest over stack-owned IRQ state. A leaked mask saturates the depth and keeps the IRQ
off.
Every OSAL spin lock excludes the USB ISR, other tasks and other cores:
RT-Thread: rt_spin_lock_irqsave.
RTX4: mutex plus USB IRQ mask.
ThreadX: saved, BASEPRI-aware posture plus USB IRQ mask; #error on SMP.
ESP: portENTER_CRITICAL_ISR from an ISR unless CONFIG_FREERTOS_UNICORE.
usbd/usbh_spin_lock/unlock are renamed usbd/usbh_critical_enter/exit; the old names stay as aliases.
New usbd/usbh_int_mask_enter/exit(in_isr) masks only the USB IRQ. It nests and is serialized with the critical
section. It is for work that cannot go inside a critical section: an unbounded hardware wait, or a task-side
completion that must reach the stack before a later ISR bus reset/SETUP.
xfer_isr gets the real in_isr; audio and RP2040 forward it.
Unit tests: new test_usbd_int, test_usbh_int (nesting, init/deinit while masked, depth saturation) and test_usbd_xfer_isr; pre-commit run --all-files passes on bb6c986.
Build: check_build.py --base origin/master passes on 73 boards (full matrix, ESP-IDF exported) plus adafruit_feather_esp32_v2 (MAX3421 host); code size on raspberry_pi_pico device/cdc_msc: +88 B flash, +46 B RAM.
HIL, ci.lan full matrix at the pre-rebase head: every board on a changed driver passes usbtest 30/30
(ra4m1_ek, ra6m5_ek, ek_tm4c123gxl, max32666fthr, stm32f072disco, stm32g0b1nucleo, stm32u083nucleo,
nanoch32v203 fsdev/usbfs, ch32v307 fs/hs, ch32v103, stm32f407disco, stm32f723disco ±DMA, metro_m4_express). The
final head's HIL is this PR's CI run.
Not validated on hardware:
ThreadX (BASEPRI), RTX4, RT-Thread, Mynewt;
ESP32 + MAX3421 cross-core;
CH32 USBFS and SAMD host port reset: device usbtest does not cover host reset.
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Walkthrough
The device and host stacks now track interrupt ownership and nested interrupt masks. New critical-section and interrupt-mask APIs replace older spin-lock wrappers across OSAL implementations and USB controller drivers. Transfer-completion callbacks receive ISR context, and audio and RP2040 transfer paths forward that context. Type-C interrupt masking also supports nesting. Documentation and unit tests describe and check the updated locking and callback behavior.
hathach/tinyusb#4028 — Both PRs change USB interrupt handling in samx7x connect/disconnect and eptri transfer paths.
Severity of issue fixed: Medium
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to bb6c9
This change standardizes how USB task and interrupt code share state. The previously flagged issues in the WCH reset path, the STM32 ISO transmit path and the interrupt-mask depth counter are addressed at the current head. No concrete merge-blocking defect remains. ThreadX, RTX4, RT-Thread and Mynewt were not validated on hardware, which is a normal verification gap.
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The description covers the locking changes, driver migration, callback update, and tests.
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[#4054] The porting and concurrency guides define the locking and caller-context rules. Driver changes replace raw interrupt windows with critical sections or nested IRQ masks. [#4163] Device and host…
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[#4054, #4163, #4158, #4074] The OSAL changes, driver migrations, IRQ nesting, ISR-context propagation, documentation, and tests support the linked locking objectives. No unrelated change is demonstra…
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[#4054] The porting and concurrency guides define the locking and caller-context rules. Driver changes replace raw interrupt windows with critical sections or nested IRQ masks. [#4163] Device and host IRQ ownership uses nested masks across initialization and deinitialization. Type-C tracks ownership per port and masks initialized ports with a shared nesting depth. Device and host unit tests cover nesting and lifecycle transitions. [#4158, #4074] RT-Thread uses IRQ-saving spin locks. RTX4 uses a mutex and USB IRQ masking. The incremental diff was unavailable; the whole-PR summary and head evidence support this assessment.
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[#4054, #4163, #4158, #4074] The OSAL changes, driver migrations, IRQ nesting, ISR-context propagation, documentation, and tests support the linked locking objectives. No unrelated change is demonstrated by the whole-PR summary.
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src/portable/microchip/samd/hcd_samd.c
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src/portable/synopsys/dwc2/dcd_dwc2.c
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### Issue 1
src/portable/synopsys/dwc2/hcd_dwc2.c:1162
If an application aborts from a different core than the USB interrupt on a dual-core ESP32, `usbh_critical_enter(false)` no longer stops that interrupt. The DWC2 host interrupt never takes the matching lock.
`handle_sof_irq()` can read `xfer_pending` before the abort clears it, then start the transfer after the abort returns. Meanwhile, `tuh_edpt_abort_xfer()` releases the endpoint, allowing the application to reuse a buffer that USB still uses.
Protect the interrupt-side updates with the same lock, or retain controller-wide interrupt exclusion around these updates.
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Summary
This PR adds nested USB interrupt masks, strengthens OS locks, forwards the real completion context, and migrates drivers to the new locking helpers.
Device and host locks preserve the USB interrupt state owned by the stack.
Device controller drivers protect shared state with the stack's critical section.
Host controller drivers use the host stack's locks around shared state and hardware waits.
Device transfer callbacks receive the real task-or-ISR context.
Type-C interrupt masks nest without enabling an interrupt early.
Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant App as Application on core 1
participant IRQ as USB interrupt on core 0
participant USB as USB hardware
IRQ->>IRQ: Read xfer_pending
App->>App: Take task-side lock
App->>App: Clear xfer_pending
App->>App: Return from abort and release endpoint
IRQ->>USB: Start previously pending transfer
Note over App,USB: The interrupt never takes the matching lock
On OPT_OS_NONE, tuh_rhport_reset_bus() can assert reset while a transfer is active. If the transfer completes while hcd_port_reset() masks the USBFS NVIC line, its IRQ can run after reset is asserted. hcd_int_handler() checks reset-latched UIF_DETECT without checking UIE_DETECT, so it can queue a duplicate attach. USBH can then remove the mounted device and enumerate it again.
🐛 Suggested fix
- if (USBOTG_H_FS->INT_FG & USBFS_UIF_DETECT) {+ if ((USBOTG_H_FS->INT_EN & USBFS_UIE_DETECT) &&+ (USBOTG_H_FS->INT_FG & USBFS_UIF_DETECT)) {
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Review comment at @src/portable/wch/hcd_ch32_usbfs.c at line 278:
Update the DETECT condition in hcd_int_handler() to require both
USBFS_UIE_DETECT to be enabled in INT_EN and USBFS_UIF_DETECT to be set in
INT_FG before queuing an attach event.
On a task-side ISO IN transfer, the helper sets this flag before entering usbd_critical_enter(in_isr), while handle_ctr_tx() reads and clears it. If an ISO CTR is serviced in that gap, the handler can treat it as the queued packet, clear the TX count, and queue completion before the endpoint is armed. Set the flag inside the critical section, before ep_write().
Suggested fix
- if (is_iso) {- xfer->iso_in_sending = true;- }-
// Re-read inside the section: the fifo copy above may take the fifo mutex, so it stays outside
usbd_critical_enter(in_isr);
+ if (is_iso) {+ xfer->iso_in_sending = true;+ }
uint32_t ep_reg = ep_read(ep_ix) | U_EP_CTR_TX | U_EP_CTR_RX; // reserve CTR
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Review comment at @src/portable/st/stm32_fsdev/dcd_stm32_fsdev.c around lines
723 - 737:
Move the `iso_in_sending` update into the `usbd_critical_enter(in_isr)` section
in the ISO IN transfer path, before `ep_write()`, so `handle_ctr_tx()` cannot
observe or clear the flag outside the protected operation.
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Review comments at @src/portable/st/stm32_fsdev/dcd_stm32_fsdev.c:
- Around line 723-737: Move the `iso_in_sending` update into the
`usbd_critical_enter(in_isr)` section in the ISO IN transfer path, before
`ep_write()`, so `handle_ctr_tx()` cannot observe or clear the flag outside the
protected operation.
Review comments at @src/portable/wch/hcd_ch32_usbfs.c:
- Line 278: Update the DETECT condition in hcd_int_handler() to require both
USBFS_UIE_DETECT to be enabled in INT_EN and USBFS_UIF_DETECT to be set in
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title "hot functions p50 µs (base vs PR)"
x-axis [task, cdc_read, cdc_write_flush, mscd_xfer_cb, usbd_edpt_xfer, edpt_xfer]
y-axis "µs" 0 --> 20.3
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bar [7.8, 7.0, 2.7, 15.6, 10.2, 6.0]
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src/portable/st/stm32_fsdev/dcd_stm32_fsdev.c (1)
725-725: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Publish the single-buffer ISO count inside the USB critical section.
The repository enables FSDEV_USE_SBUF_ISO for STM32C0, STM32C5, STM32G0, STM32H5, STM32U0, STM32U3, and STM32U5 when double buffering is disabled.
In this mode, btable_set_count() runs before usbd_critical_enter(in_isr). ISO has no NAK, so an active endpoint can accept a host token in this window. The handler can see iso_in_sending == false and ignore the completion.
Move the count update into the critical section before setting iso_in_sending and arming the endpoint.
Suggested fix
- btable_set_count(ep_ix, buf_id, len);-
// Re-read inside the section: the fifo copy above may take the fifo mutex, so it stays outside
usbd_critical_enter(in_isr);
+ btable_set_count(ep_ix, buf_id, len);
// Set inside the section so a spurious ISO CTR cannot claim the packet before it is armed
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Review comment at @src/portable/st/stm32_fsdev/dcd_stm32_fsdev.c at line 725:
Move the single-buffer ISO btable_set_count update inside the critical section
in the ISO send path, before setting iso_in_sending and arming the endpoint.
Keep the FIFO copy outside the section and preserve the existing order of the
remaining endpoint setup.
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Review comments at @src/portable/st/stm32_fsdev/dcd_stm32_fsdev.c:
- Line 725: Move the single-buffer ISO btable_set_count update inside the
critical section in the ISO send path, before setting iso_in_sending and arming
the endpoint. Keep the FIFO copy outside the section and preserve the existing
order of the remaining endpoint setup.
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Review comments at @src/portable/wch/hcd_ch32_usbfs.c:
- Line 397: Update hardware_start_xfer() to clear any stale USBFS_UIF_TRANSFER
flag before enabling USBFS_UIE_TRANSFER, with ISR exclusion covering both
operations. Ensure an aborted transfer’s completion flag cannot be processed as
the new transfer’s completion.
- Around line 274-284: Add a reset-in-progress guard set by hcd_port_reset and
cleared only after hcd_port_reset_end completes; have each host transfer
submission entry point, including hcd_edpt_xfer and hcd_setup_send, reject
submissions while the guard is set so no transfer is armed during reset.
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- ESP: use the ISR critical-section variant from an ISR; the task variant
aborts there under CONFIG_FREERTOS_CHECK_PORT_CRITICAL_COMPLIANCE.
- RT-Thread: rt_spin_lock() only locks the scheduler on UP (5.0.2-5.2.1);
use the irqsave variant.
- RTX4: the lock was empty; use a mutex plus the USB IRQ mask. Not
tsk_lock(), which does not nest and would end a caller's scheduler lock.
- ThreadX: masking only the USB IRQ let another thread enter; mask
interrupts with saved posture (TX_PORT_BASEPRI in BASEPRI mode, where
tx_interrupt_control() writes its argument to BASEPRI) and keep the USB
IRQ mask. Reject ThreadX SMP.
Refs #4054, closes#4158.
On a single-core MCU the "spin lock" is a critical section, and the name
led drivers to use raw dcd_int_disable/enable pairs instead. Old names stay
as aliases; nrf5x keeps them until its open PR stack lands. Document the
contract, the per-OSAL implementation and the IRQ priority rule.
Refs #4054
A DCD may complete a transfer synchronously from task code (FT9xx ready
OUT, RP2040 saved short-packet data), so xfer_isr can run outside an ISR.
Audio assumed ISR context and re-armed with is_isr = true from a task.
Breaking: an application class driver implementing xfer_isr must add the
bool in_isr parameter and pass it on instead of assuming ISR context.
Refs #4054
A driver's raw dcd_int_disable/enable pair ignores the nesting depth, so a
queue lock inside it unmasks the IRQ without an OS, and an unlocked task
caller of usbd_int_set races the depth with the stack's critical section on
RTX4 and ThreadX. The helpers update the depth inside the critical section.
ep_write()'s mask covered only the store, not the read half of the
read-modify-write. The fifo copy in dcd_transmit_packet stays outside
the section since it may take the fifo mutex, so the EPnR is re-read
inside it. ch_write() keeps the host driver's own NVIC mask.
dcd_edpt_iso_activate, dcd_edpt_close_all and dcd_edpt_clear_stall only
masked the USB IRQ, which let two RTOS tasks interleave the indexed register
window. dcd_edpt_xfer, dcd_edpt_xfer_fifo and dcd_edpt_stall publish events,
which must stay ordered ahead of a later bus reset or SETUP from the ISR, so
they hold usbd_int_mask_enter() from task code instead of the raw mask, whose
enable ignored the nesting depth.
Endpoint open, close, iso alloc/activate, stall and clear-stall take
usbd_critical_enter(false); their timeout logs run after the exit, and
close_all takes one section per pipe since each close may spin in
pipe_reset().
dcd_edpt_xfer/_fifo hold usbd_int_mask_enter() from task code instead: a
parked OUT packet can complete the transfer on submit, and that completion
must be published before the ISR can queue a bus reset or SETUP ahead of it.
prepare_next_setup_packet() only runs from the ISR, so it now passes is_isr
true; also cover the EP0 EPSTALL read-modify-write, which races
process_stall().
The driver's dcd_int_disable() overwrites its interrupt-enable mirrors, so a
raw disable/enable pair nested inside the stack's own mask lost the saved
enables; the stack section nests instead.
The raw NVIC disables were never re-enabled, so the USB IRQ stayed off after
tud_connect()/tud_disconnect(). Hold usbd_int_mask_enter() over the whole
sequence instead of a critical section: the CLKUSABLE wait has no documented
bound, and with FRZCLK set every register is read-only (DS60001527J p808), so
a suspend ISR that refreezes the clock mid-sequence must be held off.
The SPI lock re-enabled the IRQ unconditionally, undoing hcd_init's
disable and any outer stack mask; usbh_int_mask_enter() nests on
stack-owned state. hcd_init no longer enables the IRQ: tuh_rhport_init()
does after it returns.
Mask the port interrupt sources in INTENCLR across the reset instead of
an NVIC window spanning hcd_port_reset() and hcd_port_reset_end(): the
stack runs other work between them.
The NVIC window spanned hcd_port_reset() and hcd_port_reset_end(), with
the stack running other work in between; mask USBFS_UIE_DETECT in INT_EN
instead, each RMW under the stack critical section.
A VALID single-buffered ISO IN starts sending as soon as its count is set. Setting the count before entering the section let a host IN token send the packet before iso_in_sending was armed, so the USB ISR ignored the completion.
A transfer completing during port reset ran hcd_int_handler() with
DEV_ADDR already 0. get_edpt_record(0, ep) returns NULL for a
non-control endpoint, so PANIC() hung the board. Mask the transfer IRQ
with the detect IRQ, clear the busy and NAK-pending state, and only
treat UIF_TRANSFER as ours when UIE_TRANSFER is armed.
On the merge base, find_pipe() and the _hcd.pipe[] assignment both ran with the IRQ enabled. This PR only moves the assignment inside usbh_critical_enter (src/portable/renesas/rusb2/hcd_rusb2.c:650-654), which narrows the window.
The stack calls hcd_edpt_open() only from the usbh task (src/host/usbh.c:1517, :1529), so there is no concurrent caller. Concurrent direct tuh_edpt_open() calls from application tasks are not a documented use.
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Aborted transfers still start
If an application aborts from a different core than the USB interrupt on a dual-core ESP32, usbh_critical_enter(false) no longer stops that interrupt. The DWC2 host interrupt never takes the matching lock.
handle_sof_irq() can read xfer_pending before the abort clears it, then start the transfer after the abort returns. Meanwhile, tuh_edpt_abort_xfer() releases the endpoint, allowing the application to reuse a buffer that USB still uses.
Protect the interrupt-side updates with the same lock, or retain controller-wide interrupt exclusion around these updates.
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Path: src/portable/synopsys/dwc2/hcd_dwc2.c
Line: 1162
Comment:
**Aborted transfers still start**
If an application aborts from a different core than the USB interrupt on a dual-core ESP32, `usbh_critical_enter(false)` no longer stops that interrupt. The DWC2 host interrupt never takes the matching lock.
`handle_sof_irq()` can read `xfer_pending` before the abort clears it, then start the transfer after the abort returns. Meanwhile, `tuh_edpt_abort_xfer()` releases the endpoint, allowing the application to reuse a buffer that USB still uses.
Protect the interrupt-side updates with the same lock, or retain controller-wide interrupt exclusion around these updates.
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Task/ISR exclusion was inconsistent across the stack, the OSAL ports and the drivers (#4054):
usbd/usbh/usbc_int_set()did not nest: the outermost unlock, or a queue access inside a lock,re-enabled the USB IRQ even inside
dcd_init()/dcd_deinit()(usbd: nest usbd_int_set so a spin lock/unlock keeps the USB IRQ off where the stack disabled it #4163).rt_spin_lock()only locks thescheduler on UP, RTX4 had a stub, ThreadX masked only the USB IRQ, and ESP used the task API from an ISR on SMP
(osal: usbd_spin_lock does not mask the USB IRQ on RT-Thread UP and RTX4 #4158, osal: rtx4 and rtthread spin locks do not mask the USB IRQ #4074). On dual-core ESP32 (MAX3421 host) the ISR side took no lock at all.
dcd/hcd_int_disable/enablepairs as critical sections. They do not nest and, under an RTOS,do not stop another task from preempting.
xfer_isrcould run from task code (FT9xx, RP2040 synchronous completion), but audio re-armed withis_isr = truethere.Solution
Contract:
docs/porting.rst"Critical sections"; caller contexts:docs/reference/concurrency.rst.usbd/usbh/usbc_int_set()nest over stack-owned IRQ state. A leaked mask saturates the depth and keeps the IRQoff.
rt_spin_lock_irqsave.#erroron SMP.portENTER_CRITICAL_ISRfrom an ISR unlessCONFIG_FREERTOS_UNICORE.usbd/usbh_spin_lock/unlockare renamedusbd/usbh_critical_enter/exit; the old names stay as aliases.usbd/usbh_int_mask_enter/exit(in_isr)masks only the USB IRQ. It nests and is serialized with the criticalsection. It is for work that cannot go inside a critical section: an unbounded hardware wait, or a task-side
completion that must reach the stack before a later ISR bus reset/SETUP.
xfer_isrgets the realin_isr; audio and RP2040 forward it.Breaking: an application class driver implementing
xfer_isrmust add thebool in_isrparameter and pass it oninstead of assuming ISR context.
Closes #4054, closes #4163, closes #4158, closes #4074. Follow-ups: #4186-#4192, #4372, #4440,
#4441.
Testing
test_usbd_int,test_usbh_int(nesting, init/deinit while masked, depth saturation) andtest_usbd_xfer_isr;pre-commit run --all-filespasses on bb6c986.check_build.py --base origin/masterpasses on 73 boards (full matrix, ESP-IDF exported) plus adafruit_feather_esp32_v2 (MAX3421 host); code size on raspberry_pi_pico device/cdc_msc: +88 B flash, +46 B RAM.(ra4m1_ek, ra6m5_ek, ek_tm4c123gxl, max32666fthr, stm32f072disco, stm32g0b1nucleo, stm32u083nucleo,
nanoch32v203 fsdev/usbfs, ch32v307 fs/hs, ch32v103, stm32f407disco, stm32f723disco ±DMA, metro_m4_express). The
final head's HIL is this PR's CI run.