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Eric Kooistra
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Clarified byte / word addressing.
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@@ -107,11 +107,11 @@ The number of bytes per address and the data size can differ at the interfaces:
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@@ -107,11 +107,11 @@ The number of bytes per address and the data size can differ at the interfaces:
master -- MM bus -- slave -- user
master -- MM bus -- slave -- user
The
yaml files use byte addressing.
Internally ARGS also use byte addressing. However only
. The input
yaml files use byte addressing.
word addressing is supported, so the byte addresses are always a multiple of 4. This is checked
. Internally ARGS also use byte addressing. However only word addressing is supported, so the
when ARGS reads in the yaml files. For output files it depends on the application whether the
byte addresses are always a multiple of 4. This is checked when ARGS reads in the yaml files.
output file
assumes byte addressing or word
addressing
.
. For
output file
s it depends on the application whether the output file assumes byte
addressing
or word addressing.
Master + MM bus :
Master + MM bus :
. fixed 32b data (MM word) addresses, so byte address increment 4 per 32b word
. fixed 32b data (MM word) addresses, so byte address increment 4 per 32b word
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