Shalin

Hello Atilla, I agree with the above mentioned steps quoted by you. I also agree that we need to write first with a data value based on a specific A32 address. My query here is, for example, if we need to write the above mentioned data hDEADBEEF to a memory address for example, 0x40086ff8. Then how will that be possible ? Here, A32 is an address of AP or DP register access and is a part of 8 bit pattern request. The above mentioned address location 0x40086ff8 represents 32 bit address which comes after ACK and Trn. Mainly, you will have to add this field in your version so that we can access 32 bit address because currently we are only able to access address A32 which is a part of 8 bit pattern request. Thanks, Shalin

Hello Attila, While doing the write operation, the data requires to be written to a address location here. Could you please modify your command in the form, write (Address, Data) The above address and data will be in hex format. The address represents the address location where the data will be written. Similarly, in read, please modify as read (Address, Numbytes) In above command, address (in hex format) is the address location from where the data value will be read and the Numbytes represents number of words/data values to be read from that location. If we type Numbytes as 1, then it will read and show 1 data value (in hex format) at the address location, whereas if we type 2, then it will read and show 2 data values at that address location. Thanks, Shalin

Hello Attila, Thank you for the prompt reply. I have a query here. For instance, if we want to read a value at the address 0x40086FF8, then how is it possible ? Similarly, in write case, for example, if we want to write a value 0x3 at address 0x40086FF8, then how is this possible ? Thanks, Shalin

Hello Attila, I am from Jalaj's team. I wanted to know here that A32 is fixed to 0,1,2, and 3. Does this represents number of words ? Moreover, if we want to read a value from a address or write a value to a address, how is that possible ? There is no option to enter the 32 bit address in hex form. Thanks, Shalin