Triggering
Combined
Interrupts
Interrupt Name
Source Block
GIC
Interrupt
Number
(6)
Level
—
cpu0_deflags4
CortexA9_0
45
Level
—
cpu0_deflags5
CortexA9_0
46
Level
—
cpu0_deflags6
CortexA9_0
47
Edge
(8)
cpu1_parityfail
CortexA9_1
48
Edge
—
cpu1_parityfail_BTAC
CortexA9_1
49
Edge
—
cpu1_parityfail_GHB
CortexA9_1
50
Edge
—
cpu1_parityfail_I_Tag
CortexA9_1
51
Edge
—
cpu1_parityfail_I_Data
CortexA9_1
52
Edge
—
cpu1_parityfail_TLB
CortexA9_1
53
Edge
—
cpu1_parityfail_D_Outer
CortexA9_1
54
Edge
—
cpu1_parityfail_D_Tag
CortexA9_1
55
Edge
—
cpu1_parityfail_D_Data
CortexA9_1
56
Level
—
cpu1_deflags0
CortexA9_1
57
Level
—
cpu1_deflags1
CortexA9_1
58
Level
—
cpu1_deflags2
CortexA9_1
59
Level
—
cpu1_deflags3
CortexA9_1
60
Level
—
cpu1_deflags4
CortexA9_1
61
Level
—
cpu1_deflags5
CortexA9_1
62
Level
—
cpu1_deflags6
CortexA9_1
63
Edge
—
scu_parityfail0
SCU
64
Edge
—
scu_parityfail1
SCU
65
Edge
—
scu_ev_abort
SCU
66
(6)
To ensure that you are using the correct GIC interrupt number, your code should refer to the symbolic interrupt
name, as shown in the Interrupt Name column. Symbolic interrupt names are defined in a header file distributed
with the source installation for your operating system.
(8)
This interrupt combines the interrupts named cpu1_parityfail_*.
Altera Corporation
Cortex-A9 Microprocessor Unit Subsystem
6-13
GIC Interrupt Map for the Cyclone V SoC HPS
cv_54006
2013.12.30