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Add USB SuperSpeed (USB 3.2) device support with WCH CH569 and CH32H417 ports - #3779
First SuperSpeed device support in TinyUSB. The stack work is layered so a new SuperSpeed MCU only needs one DCD file + a BSP — to usbd, SuperSpeed is just another speed.
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TUD_OPT_SUPER_SPEED / OPT_MODE_SUPER_SPEED capability, EP0 fixed at 512, ep0_xact_limit() chunking
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Pull request overview
This PR introduces first-class USB SuperSpeed (USB 3.2 Gen1) device support to TinyUSB, adding core stack capability for SuperSpeed descriptors/control requests and integrating two new WCH SuperSpeed-capable MCU ports (CH569 and CH32H417) plus related examples and HIL automation updates.
Changes:
Add SuperSpeed capability flags/options and core stack handling (EP0 sizing/chunking, SS requests, BOS + endpoint companion descriptor handling).
Add WCH CH569 + CH32H417 MCU/board integrations (deps, BSP scaffolding, CI matrix/presets, example SS descriptors/configs).
Extend unit tests + HIL tooling (usbtest quirk skips, WCH UART flash helper, updated flashing flows).
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tools/get_deps.py
Adds WCH CH32H417 + CH569 SDK dependencies.
test/unit-test/test/support/tusb_config.h
Enables SS code paths in unit-test config.
test/unit-test/test/device/usbd/test_usbd.c
Adds SS-focused USBD unit tests (validate, companion skipping, SET_SEL/SET_ISOCH_DELAY).
test/hil/wch_uart_flash.py
New stdlib-only UART flasher helper for CH32H417 rig use.
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Remove blocking debug poll from USB2 init
When the CH32H417 USB2 path is used directly (SPEED=high) or via USB3 fallback, this temporary poll runs after USBHSD->CONTROL enables the device but before dcd_int_enable() can enable USBHS interrupts. That leaves the device attached for roughly six seconds without servicing reset/setup traffic, so hosts can time out or abandon enumeration before the driver starts handling the bus; this looks like leftover diagnostics and should be removed or moved behind an explicit debug build guard before enabling the controller.
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I just came across this source code.
The delay is intended to be "about 10 seconds", not six.
The delay is intentional.
It is meant to keep the PB8/9 pins as SWDIO and SWCLK for 10 seconds to allow programming after a reset.
TO CHECK that the USBDP pullup is NOT active during this time.
Maybe the intent was to unhook the USB cable attach the wlink and then programming would be possible if you start that within those 10 seconds. Some "ugly but it works" stuff might be that the wlink high-Z's the two lines, and USB just works. So for that reason, I would suggest that the pullup is activated only after this wait-period.
Consider me a "beginner" at tiny-usb-code, so I might be wrong. Sorry about that.
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Keep SETUP held until EP0 is armed
For CH32H417 SuperSpeed enumeration, this clears USBSS_UDIF_SETUP before handle_setup() defers the response to the TinyUSB task, but the setup_flag_held mechanism above says the flag must stay asserted until the first EP0 arm/stall so the controller keeps NRDYing the host. With the flag released here, a host that asks for the data/status stage before task context arms EP0 can hit an unarmed control endpoint and time out; set the hold/mask path instead of clearing the flag immediately.
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Stop TIM12 when disabling the USB3 DCD
When the CH32H417 SuperSpeed DCD is initialized with USB2 fallback, dcd_init() starts TIM12 via fallback_timer_start(true), and the retrain backoff can also arm it; however this disable path only masks the USBSS vectors. After tud_deinit()/tusb_deinit(), the shared ISR no longer dispatches to dcd_int_handler() once the role is invalid, so a still-enabled TIM12 update flag can interrupt continuously without being cleared; stop/disable TIM12 here as well.
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Keep the MSC-mode SuperSpeed PID unique
When the dynamic-configuration example is in mode 1 at SuperSpeed, this advertises 0x400d + 11 == 0x4018, which collides with net_lwip_webserver and differs from the FS/HS mode-1 descriptor that deliberately uses USB_PID + 0x0100 to stay outside the per-example PID range. That breaks the fresh host driver/configuration match the examples rely on when reflashing or switching modes; use the same out-of-band PID for the SuperSpeed mode-1 descriptor.
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Add a high-speed descriptor for MIDI2 fallback
When a SuperSpeed build runs on CH569's default USB2 fallback or another USB2-only connection, tud_speed_get() is TUSB_SPEED_HIGH, so this SuperSpeed-only branch is skipped and the callback falls through to desc_fs_configuration; that descriptor's MIDI bulk endpoints are 64 bytes, and usbd_edpt_open() rejects high-speed bulk endpoints unless MPS is 512. The example will fail to configure after fallback; add a HS configuration before returning the FS descriptor.
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Stall malformed SET_SEL directions
On SuperSpeed, SET_SEL is an OUT device request with a 6-byte data stage; if a host sends the same bRequest as an IN request with wLength == 6, this accepts it and tud_control_xfer() transmits six bytes from _ctrl_epbuf instead of stalling. That can leak stale control-buffer contents and leaves the control transfer out of spec; validate the request direction and zero fields before queuing the transfer.
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Leftover // TEMP bring-up instrumentation — fails to build and stalls enumeration. This block reads as debug code left in from hardware bring-up, and has two concrete problems:
Build failure.board_uart_write() (line 242) is declared only in hw/bsp/board_api.h, which this DCD translation unit does not include — it pulls in only tusb_option.h, device/dcd.h, dcd_ch32h417.h, ch32h417_usbhs_reg.h. The call is therefore an implicit function declaration, which trips -Werror-implicit-function-declaration (set in hw/bsp/family_support.cmake) for exactly the configs that compile this file: the standalone USBHS build (SPEED=high) and the SuperSpeed→USB2 fallback build (CFG_TUD_WCH_USB30_FALLBACK=1). (The default SS-only preset compiles this file to nothing via the top-of-file #if, which is why the default CI build doesn't surface it.) It also reaches from the device stack into the BSP, crossing the layering boundary.
~6 s busy-wait on the init path. Even setting the build aside, the loop spins ~6×25M volatile iterations synchronously inside ch32h417_usb2_init() — reached from both dcd_init() and the USB3→USB2 fallback_to_usb2() path — which stalls the usbd task through the enumeration window.
Recommend deleting this block (lines 233-244) before merge.
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Minor / CLAUDE.md consistency: these two function-like macros are lowercase, but the repo's CLAUDE.md requires UPPER_CASE macros. Every other macro in this file follows that — including the argument-taking ones a few lines below (USBSS_EP_R_EN(ep), USBSS_EP_T_EN(ep), …) — and the sibling ch32h417_usb30_reg.h:54-55 implements the same accessors as USBSS_STATUS_EP_NUM / USBSS_STATUS_EP_IN. Suggest renaming to match; the two call sites in dcd_ch56x_usb30.c:598-599 would need updating too.
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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 --> 19.8
bar [7.6, 7.0, 2.7, 15.2, 9.7, 5.7]
bar [7.4, 7.0, 2.7, 15.2, 9.8, 5.6]
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Legend — p50/p99: median / 99th-percentile duration over all calls in the capture window (µs; p50 = typical cost, p99 = tail latency). Δ: change vs base branch; − is faster/better; +∞% marks a jump from an (effectively) zero base -- not literally infinite, just too big to express as a normal percentage; gone marks a row base had that PR does not (work that used to run no longer does, or was renamed -- investigate before merging). pt: percentage points. CPU load, workload win: context's busy share summed from the raw scheduling events over the workload window (the span of tud_cdc_read activity -- the throughput test's own footprint); falls back to the whole-recording share, labelled as such. stack high-water: peak bytes of stack used. Function rows/bars are ordered by CPU occupancy (calls × p50) in the PR capture, hottest first; base-only rows sort after them. – ⚠︎: metric withheld — RTT ring overflowed (overflow N), no timestamp frequency (no time base), or too few samples (n<50 for p50; p99 needs n>100 for the tail estimate to be statistically meaningful, so it can show n=<n> even on a row whose p50 is shown); withheld beats wrong. Durations read p50 / p99 / max, all as captured — spliced CALL/RET pairs are discarded upstream and counted in dropped_pairs.
I have my own implementation of USBSS driver that I was testing in #3782
feel free to merge the changes in if you need them
I took a look and the main differences are that this PR has USB2 fallback, and #3782 has maxburst implemented which probably explains why the speed is higher
I have my own implementation of USBSS driver that I was testing in #3782 feel free to merge the changes in if you need them
I took a look and the main differences are that this PR has USB2 fallback, and #3782 has maxburst implemented which probably explains why the speed is higher
thank you, I am still clearing some other works, and still setting the hil rig up. Once I get both ch56x and h417 reliably in the hil pool, we can merge both SS PRs to get first ever SS support to tinyusb.
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Make bulk-size defaults account for SuperSpeed
With SuperSpeed enabled, this adds a 1024-byte bulk MPS but leaves TUD_EPSIZE_BULK_MAX at the old HS/FS value, so any SuperSpeed class using the default CFG_TUD_*_EPSIZE/FIFO sizes allocates 512 bytes (or 64 when CFG_TUD_MAX_SPEED is explicitly OPT_MODE_SUPER_SPEED) while the new SS descriptor macros advertise 1024-byte bulk endpoints. For example, CDC/vendor RX paths queue tu_edpt_packet_size(desc_ep) bytes into endpoint buffers sized from those defaults, so a single max-size OUT packet can overrun the buffer; include TUD_OPT_SUPER_SPEED in the max-size default to preserve TinyUSB's memory-safe invariant.
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Check USBIP macro values, not just definitions
In SPEED=high WCH builds, tusb_mcu.h still defines CFG_TUD_WCH_USBIP_USB30 to 0 after this file includes tusb_option.h, so defined(CFG_TUD_WCH_USBIP_USB30) is true and the SuperSpeed branch is selected instead of the USBHS branch. That gives the plain high-speed build the 9-pbuf TCP window and disables inbound checksum verification despite the comment saying USBHS keeps the smaller fit; use value checks such as #if CFG_TUD_WCH_USBIP_USB30 / #elif CFG_TUD_WCH_USBIP_USBHS.
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Gate the lwIP .dmadata override to CH56x
This condition also matches other WCH targets once tusb_option.h has supplied default USBIP macros (for example CH32V307/CH32H417 USBHS/USB30 builds), but .dmadata is only defined and explicitly cleared in the CH569 linker/startup code. Building this example for those WCH boards will place lwIP heap/pool objects into an unintended orphan section instead of normal RAM; restrict the override to the CH56x target and use macro value checks rather than defined(...).
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Implement deinit for the new WCH DCDs
These new WCH DCDs expose dcd_init() but none of the four new WCH backends (dcd_ch32h417_usb30.c, dcd_ch32h417_usbhs.c, dcd_ch56x_usb30.c, dcd_ch56x_usbhs.c) implement dcd_deinit(), so tud_deinit() falls through to the weak dcd_deinit() in usbd.c which returns false and trips TU_ASSERT(dcd_deinit(rhport)) after interrupts are disabled. Any application that deinitializes/reinitializes the stack on these boards will fail before class/queue cleanup; add a real deinit that shuts down the selected controller state and returns true.
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Track U1/U2 feature state
When a SuperSpeed host sends SET_FEATURE(U1_ENABLE) or SET_FEATURE(U2_ENABLE, this ACKs the request but leaves _usbd_dev.dev_state_bm with only the self-powered/remote-wakeup bits, and the matching CLEAR_FEATURE cases below also do nothing. A subsequent standard GET_STATUS(Device) therefore reports U1/U2 disabled even though the request succeeded, which breaks the control-state contract hosts and USB compliance tests observe; track bits 2/3 through SET/CLEAR or stall these requests if the stack is not going to maintain that state.
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Forward SOF enable when CH32H417 falls back to USB2
When a CH32H417 SuperSpeed build runs with CFG_TUD_WCH_USB30_FALLBACK=1 and the link has switched to the USB2 controller, tud_sof_cb_enable() still reaches this no-op instead of ch32h417_usb2_sof_enable(). Any class or application that relies on SOF callbacks after fallback will never enable the USBHS SOF interrupt even though the USB2 backend implements it; add the same fallback dispatch used by the endpoint and status APIs.
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Leftover // TEMP: debug scaffolding in ch32h417_usb2_init() — should be removed before merge. It has two concrete defects:
1. Compile error under -Werror.board_uart_write is declared in hw/bsp/board_api.h, but that header is not in this translation unit's include chain (only tusb_option.h, device/dcd.h, dcd_ch32h417.h, ch32h417_usbhs_reg.h). The call at L242 is therefore an implicit function declaration, which fails the build (-Werror + -Werror-implicit-function-declaration, set in hw/bsp/family_support.cmake and examples/build_system/make/toolchain/gcc_common.mk). The default nanoch32h417 build (SPEED=super, FALLBACK=0) doesn't compile this function body — so default CI stays green — but the SPEED=high build and the SPEED=super + CFG_TUD_WCH_USB30_FALLBACK=1 build (this PR's headline HS-fallback feature) both compile it and won't build.
2. Multi-second blocking busy-wait.6 × 25,000,000 volatile iterations is several seconds of blocking inside ch32h417_usb2_init(), which runs from dcd_init() and from the USB3→USB2 fallback path — long enough to blow the host's USB2 enumeration timing.
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EP0 OUT data toggle is hard-wired to DATA1 on every transfer — multi-packet control-write data stages get a toggle mismatch. This DCD manages the data toggle in software, but nothing alternates the EP0 OUT toggle across successive data-stage packets: update_out() skips the flip for EP0 (its ep_num != 0 guard), so each dcd_edpt_xfer(0x00, …) re-arms DATA1 here.
On the USB2/fallback link, usbd chunks EP0 data stages to ep0_xact_limit() = 64 bytes, issuing one dcd_edpt_xfer(0x00, …, 64) per packet. For a control-write with wLength > 64 (DFU_DNLOAD, a large HID SET_REPORT, a WebUSB/vendor control-OUT): packet 1 arms DATA1 (host sends DATA1 → OK), then packet 2 arms DATA1 again while the host sends DATA0 → data-toggle mismatch → the SIE drops/NAKs it → the transfer hangs (or data is corrupted from byte 64 on). Enumeration itself uses only ZLP/IN control transfers, so the device enumerates fine and this bites later.
The sibling CH569 driver does this correctly — it XORs the toggle for data-stage packets and hard-wires DATA1 only for the zero-length status stage: dcd_ch56x_usbhs.c L402–L408. Suggest applying the same pattern here.
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Retry short writes to the UART loader
When a signal or TTY-driver condition causes os.write() to accept only part of this 1027-byte frame, the script ignores the returned byte count and waits for an acknowledgement while the device is still waiting for the remainder. Because the flash was already erased, this can leave an unbootable partial image and abort the recovery path; send each header and chunk with a write-all loop that verifies every byte was accepted.
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Reject malformed SET_ISOCH_DELAY transfers
When a host sends this request with the IN direction or a nonzero wLength, this path ACKs it and immediately queues what it treats as the status stage instead of stalling. The host is expecting a data transaction in the opposite direction, so EP0 becomes desynchronized and the transfer times out; validate the required host-to-device direction, zero wIndex, and zero wLength before acknowledging.
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Re-arm active IN transfers after clearing their toggle
When CLEAR_FEATURE(ENDPOINT_HALT) is sent to a non-stalled IN endpoint with a transfer already armed, usbd_edpt_clear_stall() deliberately retains the endpoint's CLAIMED state, but this branch changes the hardware response to NAK without re-arming the still-valid DCD transfer. No replacement transfer can be claimed, so the endpoint remains NAKing indefinitely; mirror the OUT path by re-queuing the active IN transfer after resetting DATA0. The same omission exists in ch32h417_usb2_edpt_clear_stall().
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Implement software connect and disconnect for the WCH DCDs
When an application calls tud_disconnect() to force a host re-enumeration and later calls tud_connect(), both APIs report success but the bus remains attached: a repository-wide search of the four new WCH DCD files finds no strong dcd_disconnect() or dcd_connect(), so the weak no-op implementations in usbd.c are used. Implement these operations for the selected USBSS/USBHS controller, including the active fallback controller.
Compile error.board_uart_write() is declared only in hw/bsp/board_api.h, which this translation unit does not include (its includes are tusb_option.h, device/dcd.h, dcd_ch32h417.h, ch32h417_usbhs_reg.h). The call is therefore an implicit function declaration → a hard error under the tree's -Werror=implicit-function-declaration. (A portable DCD calling a BSP function is also a layering violation — it's the only such call in src/portable/wch/.)
Blocks enumeration / runs in ISR context. The spin sits right after the controller is enabled (USBHSD->CONTROL = USBHS_UD_DEV_EN | …, L231) and before dcd_init() returns, so on the standalone SPEED=high path the host sees the attach and then gets no response through reset/first SETUP for ~6 s (enumeration timeout). In the CFG_TUD_WCH_USB30_FALLBACK=1 config, ch32h417_usb2_init() is reached from fallback_to_usb2()inside the USB ISR (dcd_int_handler → handle_timer_irq / handle_link_irq in dcd_ch32h417_usb30.c), so the entire blocking loop + blocking UART writes execute in the interrupt handler — contrary to CLAUDE.md's "defer ISR work to task context" (CLAUDE.md L20). The same file's handle_link_irq even notes "a blocking UART print here breaks SuperSpeed training."
ch32h417_usb2_init() compiles in the documented SPEED=high (CFG_TUD_WCH_USBIP_USBHS=1) and USB2-fallback builds — just not the default SuperSpeed-only build, which is likely why default CI didn't surface it.
Suggested fix: delete the entire TEMP block (lines 233–244).
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Signal remote wakeup through the USB2 fallback
When the default CH569 SuperSpeed build has fallen back to USB2 and the host has enabled remote wakeup, tud_remote_wakeup() reports success but this branch returns without driving resume signaling, so a suspended host never wakes. Route this operation to the active USBHS controller; the CH32H417 fallback path similarly writes the disabled USBSS block instead of handling USB2.
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Avoid enabling an unconditionally resetting watchdog
On nanoCH32H417 this unconditionally starts an approximately eight-second watchdog whose only reload outside initialization is board_led_write(). Applications are not required to blink the board LED, and the newly supported printer_to_cdc example's main loop never calls it, so that example—and any similar user application—reboots continuously even while tud_task() is healthy; make this recovery watchdog opt-in or reload it from an actual liveness path.
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Track the SuperSpeed MTP packet size
When MTP opens this new SuperSpeed bulk endpoint, ep_sz_fs remains zero and the IN completion path therefore keeps using its hard-coded 512-byte threshold instead of the endpoint's 1024-byte MPS. If an object's final queued chunk is exactly 512 bytes, it is already a short SuperSpeed packet, but the driver treats it as full-sized and queues an extra ZLP; that ZLP can terminate the host's next bulk read prematurely. Store the negotiated bulk MPS and use it for short-packet and ZLP decisions at every speed.
// Interface number, description string index, MAC address string index, EP notification address and size, EP data address (out, in), max segment size, EP notification bInterval, NCM capabilities, bulk max burst.
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Report a SuperSpeed NCM link rate
When this new SuperSpeed NCM configuration is selected, notification_xmit() in src/class/net/ncm_device.c recognizes only TUSB_SPEED_HIGH and sends 12,000,000 bit/s for every other speed. Consequently a 5-Gbit/s link is announced to the host as full-speed, producing incorrect link metrics and potentially affecting host network policy; add an explicit SuperSpeed rate, capped to the notification's 32-bit fields.
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Register the CH569 control-OUT erratum quirk
At SuperSpeed the CH569 DCD documents that EP0 OUT lengths congruent to 1 modulo 4 are intermittently dropped, and usbtest cases 14 and 21 exercise those lengths, but the new skip table contains only the halt quirk. The firmware likewise advertises only 0x20, despite the accompanying usbtest skill defining this control erratum as 0x10, so the supposedly quirk-aware HIL battery still runs the silicon-impossible cases and fails intermittently; advertise 0x10 for CH569 and map it here to cases 14 and 21.
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Leftover // TEMP debug scaffolding blocks USB2 init — and breaks the Make build
This self-labeled // TEMP block busy-waits ~6 s (for (volatile uint32_t i = 0; i < 25000000u; i++) {} repeated 6×) printing raw register dumps, immediately after the device pull-up is enabled in ch32h417_usb2_init(). It runs unconditionally in two shipping, supported configurations:
Standalone high-speed (SPEED=high → CFG_TUD_WCH_USBIP_USBHS=1): dcd_init() → ch32h417_usb2_init() spins ~6 s before interrupts are enabled, so the host (which begins enumeration within ~100 ms of attach) times out / reset-loops.
USB3→USB2 runtime fallback (CFG_TUD_WCH_USB30_FALLBACK=1): fallback_to_usb2() invokes this from the TIM12/LINK ISR, turning it into a ~6 s interrupt handler that wedges the system.
It also fails to compile under the Make toolchain: board_uart_write() (line 242) is not declared in this translation unit — none of the includes (tusb_option.h, device/dcd.h, dcd_ch32h417.h, ch32h417_usbhs_reg.h) reach hw/bsp/board_api.h, and examples/build_system/make/toolchain/gcc_common.mk sets -Werror-implicit-function-declaration.
This is bring-up scaffolding — please remove the entire block (lines 233-244). It's also a CLAUDE.md "Surgical changes" violation ("Remove only orphans your changes created").
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Macros should be UPPER_CASE
These two function-like macros are lowercase, whereas the other macros in this same file (e.g. USBSS_EP_R_EN(ep) on the lines just below) and the equivalent accessors in the sibling port header — USBSS_STATUS_EP_NUM / USBSS_STATUS_EP_IN in ch32h417_usb30_reg.h — are all UPPER_CASE.
Per CLAUDE.md: "... snake_case helpers, UPPER_CASE macros."
Note that renaming (e.g. to USBSS_STATUS_EP_NUM / USBSS_STATUS_EP_IS_IN) also requires updating the two call sites in dcd_ch56x_usb30.c (lines 598-599).
…ndpoint
CLEAR_FEATURE(ENDPOINT_HALT) on a non-halted bulk IN with a multi-packet chain in flight rewound
queued_len by the whole chain, so the host got the DPs it had already received again (CH32H417 at
5 Gbps: every mid-transfer clear duplicated exactly the packets read before it). The chain's sent
count is TX_CHAIN_NUMP, but only with CHAIN_CR.FORCE_RET selecting the CUR_USE slot: unforced, the
window shows the slot being configured and reads 0.
An ACK re-arm let the next data packet overwrite the held one in _ep0_buf before dcd_edpt_xfer() drained it; USB 3.2 8.10.1 lets the host resume without an ERDY. Not reproduced on the HydraUSB3: control-OUT of 1024 B passes with and without it.
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Minor · Include the SuperSpeed control packet size. · usb_concepts.rst:61
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Include the SuperSpeed control packet size.
The new SuperSpeed support makes this limit incorrect: SuperSpeed EP0 uses 512-byte packets. Update the range or qualify it by speed so readers do not configure SuperSpeed EP0 for 64 bytes.
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Update the “Limited data size” statement to qualify the 8–64-byte range by USB speed and specify that SuperSpeed EP0 uses 512-byte packets, so readers do not apply the 64-byte limit to SuperSpeed.
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Review comments at @docs/porting.rst:
- Line 270: Update the statement about tu_edpt_validate() to distinguish
debug-build checks from non-debug behavior: at SuperSpeed, CFG_TUSB_DEBUG
requires a 1024-byte bulk maximum packet size, while non-debug builds only
require a positive size; at high speed, the debug check requires 512 bytes. Make
clear that release builds do not reject invalid packet sizes through this check.
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- Around line 73-74: Update the documentation to identify test/hil/usbtest.py as
the runner that applies the skips, and clarify that they apply only to its tier
battery, not explicitly selected --tests cases or direct testusb invocations.
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- Line 61: Update the “Limited data size” statement to qualify the 8–64-byte
range by USB speed and specify that SuperSpeed EP0 uses 512-byte packets, so
readers do not apply the 64-byte limit to SuperSpeed.
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Early control-OUT packet: an early data packet now parks EP0 RX with NRDY until dcd_edpt_xfer() drains _ep0_buf (src/portable/wch/wch_ss1/dcd_wch_ss1.c:483-492). The drain re-arms with ERDY only when the arm needs more data (:1186-1204).
Endpoint length in usbd_open_edpt_pair(): checked before any field read (src/device/usbd.c:1923).
USB2 bcdUSB: fixed. SuperSpeed builds report USB_BCD0x0210 (examples/device/usbtmc/src/usb_descriptors.c:36, used at :48).
Abort committed before the callback, and the STATE_CLEARING early return that skips tud_usbtmc_notification_complete_cb(): both are real but pre-existing on master, so out of scope here. master's usbtmc_device.c already stalls bulk-OUT (:844) before tud_usbtmc_initiate_abort_bulk_out_cb() (:846) and has the same STATE_CLEARING return at :564. This PR's usbtmc change is limited to USBTMCD_BUFFER_SIZE and the descriptor walk in usbtmcd_open_cb. They belong in a separate usbtmc fix.
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First SuperSpeed device support in TinyUSB. The stack work is layered so a new SuperSpeed MCU only needs one DCD file + a BSP — to
usbd, SuperSpeed is just another speed.Stack
TUD_OPT_SUPER_SPEED/OPT_MODE_SUPER_SPEEDcapability, EP0 fixed at 512,ep0_xact_limit()chunkingSET_SEL/SET_ISOCH_DELAY/ U1-U2TUD_*_SS_*descriptor templates; class drivers skip and account for companions viausbd_skip_ss_ep_companion()tud_speed_get()— 0-byte code delta on non-SuperSpeed buildsPorts
hydrausb3_v1) and CH32H417 (nanoch32h417), each with a USB3 DCD, a USB2 high-speed DCD, and runtime HS fallback on a shared root porttest/hilflashing support (OpenOCD/wlink + a UART firmware loader) and rig configTesting
usbtestbatterytest_usbd.cSuperSpeed cases (endpoint validate, companion skipping,SET_SEL/SET_ISOCH_DELAY)adding-superspeed-portskill documenting the port contract + hardware-validated gotchasNotes