RM0082
AS_Cryptographic co-processor (C3)
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Bit 25 - Channel Busy (CBSY)
Bit 24 - Channel Does Not Exist (CDNX)
Bit 23 - Interrupt Status (IS)
The Interrupt Status (IS) bit reflects the status of the Interrupt port of the Instruction
Dispatcher. Interrupt ports of every Instruction Dispatcher are “ORed” together to generate
the final Interrupt signal which drives the Interrupt Pin of the C3 component.
Bit 26 DERR
Description
1’b1
The Channel to which the current instruction was addressed is
in error state or went to error state executing the instruction.
1’b0
(Cleaning Conditions) This flag is cleared in three ways:
resetting the Instruction Dispatcher, launching a new program
or requesting an asynchronous master reset.
Bit 25 CBSY
Description
1’b1
The Channel to which the current instruction was addressed is
busy. It is already running under control of another Instruction
Dispatcher.
1’b0
(Cleaning Conditions) This flag is cleared in three ways:
resetting the Instruction Dispatcher, launching a new program
or requesting an asynchronous master reset.
Bit 24 CDNX
Description
1’b1
The Channel to which the current instruction was addressed
does not exist in Hardware.
1’b0
(Cleaning Conditions) This flag is cleared in three ways:
resetting the Instruction Dispatcher, launching a new program
or requesting an asynchronous master reset.
Bit 23 IS
Description
1’b1
The Instruction Dispatcher is requesting an Interrupt because
IES and / or IER are set and one of their corresponding event
occured.
1’b0
(Cleaning Conditions) This flag is cleared writing one to it,
resetting the Instruction Dispatcher or requesting an
asynchronous master reset. Launching a new program will not
clear this flag. Writing zero has no effect.