Timing fails with two TSE MACs

Yes, I solved the problem and now I have my board fully operating with the two MACs.

Actually the timing warning was not an issue.

The problem was with the software driver.

I found that I had to manually add the two tse devices in my application; while it seems that when there is a single one it is added automatically.

I'm using Nichestack and MicriumOS, so I don't know if this always applies for tse driver or is OS specific.

This is what I added in the very beginning of my main() function.

   alt_tse_system_mac          sys_mac =    {TSE_SYSTEM_MAC(TSE1_MAC)};
    alt_tse_system_sgdma        sys_sgdma =  {TSE_SYSTEM_SGDMA(SGDMA_TX, SGDMA_RX)};
    alt_tse_system_desc_mem     sys_mem =    {TSE_SYSTEM_DESC_MEM(DESCRIPTOR_MEMORY)};
    alt_tse_system_shared_fifo  sys_sfifo =  {TSE_SYSTEM_NO_SHARED_FIFO()}; 
    alt_tse_system_phy          sys_phy =    {TSE_SYSTEM_PHY(1, NULL)};
    alt_tse_system_mac          sys_mac2 =   {TSE_SYSTEM_MAC(TSE2_MAC)};
    alt_tse_system_sgdma        sys_sgdma2 = {TSE_SYSTEM_SGDMA(SGDMA2_TX, SGDMA2_RX)};
    alt_tse_system_desc_mem     sys_mem2 =   {TSE_SYSTEM_DESC_MEM(DESCRIPTOR_MEMORY2)};
    
  alt_tse_system_add_sys(&sys_mac,  &sys_sgdma,  &sys_mem,  &sys_sfifo, &sys_phy );
  alt_tse_system_add_sys(&sys_mac2, &sys_sgdma2, &sys_mem2, &sys_sfifo, &sys_phy );

Regards

Cris