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by Unknown on Nov 27, 2005 |
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hi,
i have a pci core up and running with my max-ii dev board. it has BAR0 - 1Mbyte and BAR1 256 bytes. IO read/write is fine but with offset 0h only,
i'm wondering on how address (containing the offset) is coded in some ways,
i know that selected DWORD is encoded in AD[7:0]
i am able to read on offset:0h
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by Unknown on Dec 4, 2005 |
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On Sunday 27 November 2005 08:32, keribikerberos (sent by Nabble.com) wrote:
hi,
The selected "DWORD" is encoded in AD[7:2]; the byte-enables select the
bytes out of the word. What is in AD[1:0] depends on the type of
transaction taking place, it *isn't* the byte portion of the adderss.
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i have a pci core up and running with my max-ii dev board. it has BAR0 - 1Mbyte and BAR1 256 bytes. IO read/write is fine but with offset 0h only, i'm wondering on how address (containing the offset) is coded in some ways, i know that selected DWORD is encoded in AD[7:0] |
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