Hi,
I have one basic doubt on how MEMORY WR/RD# cycles are emulated.. (i.e
memory read & write cycles emulated in software)..
How is the Assertion/Deassertion of WR/RD pins taken care (emulated) in
software whenever a memory address is being deferenced.
Thanks
Reply by Yousuf Khan●November 24, 20052005-11-24
Gromer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have one basic doubt on how MEMORY WR/RD# cycles are emulated.. (i.e
> memory read & write cycles emulated in software)..
>
> How is the Assertion/Deassertion of WR/RD pins taken care (emulated) in
> software whenever a memory address is being deferenced.
Simple, you don't have to worry about it. That's too low level for a CPU
emulator.
Yousuf Khan
Reply by PeteS●November 25, 20052005-11-25
As noted, this is very low level. Indeed, it depends on the type of
memory (DDR SDRAM, SDRAM, Sync Flash/ROM/SRAM, Async devices) and even
then the requirements can vary greatly (that's one reason why memory
controllers have so many settable parameters).
Why do you ask?
Cheers
PeteS
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