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Bit to Bit
Each
bit
from the source will be directly copied to each
bit
in the destination.
Bit to Byte
Each bit from the source will be copied to each byte in the destination. If a value of one
is read from the
source bit
then a 1 will be written to the
destination
byte
address. If
a value of zero is read from the
source bit
then a 0 will be written to the
destination
byte
address. The source offset will be the bit offset and the source address will be
incremented by one bit each time.
Table 3.16
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Internal Map Copy functions
The data in the destination source can also be reformatted. The reformat option provides five
different reformat options.
NOTE:
The reformat option is only available for
Byte to Byte
Copy Functions.
Function
Description
None
No reformatting applied (AA BB CC DD)
BB AA
16bit Byte swap
BB AA DD CC
32bit Byte Pair Swap
CC DD AA BB
Word Swap
DD CC BB AA
Word and Byte Pair Swap
Table 3.17
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Internal Map Reformat Options
3.7.1.
C
OPY
F
ROM
One of six sources can be selected to copy from; Internal, EIP Target, EIP Originator, CNet
Target, and CNet Originator.
Figure 3.108
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Internal Map
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Source Type
3.7.1.1.
INTERNAL
When copying data from the internal data space (IDS), the source type needs to be Internal.