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2.1 Segment 0 to 14

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The address map of segments 0 to 14 describes the allocation of the SRI/SPB address space. The segments contain CPU local memory, Program Flash, Data Flash, external memory interfaces, and various control registers.

SegmentAddress RangeSizeDescription
00000 0000H - 0FFF FFFFH256 MbyteReserved (virtual address space)
11000 0000H - 100B FFFFH-CPU5 DSPR, DCACHE, DTAG
22000 0000H - 2FFF FFFFH-Reserved
33000 0000H - 300B FFFFH-CPU4 DSPR, DCACHE, DTAG
44000 0000H - 400B FFFFH-CPU3 DSPR, DCACHE, DTAG
55000 0000H - 500B FFFFH-CPU2 DSPR, DCACHE, DTAG
66000 0000H - 600B FFFFH-CPU1 DSPR, DCACHE, DTAG
77000 0000H - 700B FFFFH-CPU0 DSPR, DCACHE, DTAG
88000 0000H - 8FFF FFFFH256 MbyteProgram Flash, EBU, BROM
99000 0000H - 9011 FFFFH-LMU
10A000 0000H - A8FF FFFFH144 MbyteProgram Flash, EBU, Erase Counters, PFI
11B000 0000H - B043 FFFFH-LMU, DAM, TRAM
12C000 0000H - CFFF FFFFH-Reserved
13D000 0000H - DFFF FFFFH-Reserved
14E000 0000H - EFFF FFFFH-Reserved

Segment 0 is a reserved virtual address space. If an SPB access to 0000 0000H occurs, the SPB BCU generates a bus error.

This memory segment allows non-cached access to LMU and to EMEM.

These segments are reserved.

This segment is reserved.

The lower 128 Mbyte is SPB address space and the upper 128 Mbyte is SRI address space. See Table 40 for details.

[Figure 16: Segment F Structure — image not included]