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21.3.17 Interrupt acknowledge timestamp register
Table 395.
0x1nC - ITSTMPACn - Interrupt Acknowledge Timestamp n register
Timestamp of Acknowledge (TACKNOWLEDGE) - The current Timestamp Counter value is saved
in this register when timestamping is enabled, the Acknowledge Stamped (S2) field is ‘0’, and the
interrupt selected by TSISEL is acknowledged by a processor connected to the interrupt controller.
21.3.18 Processor reset start address / boot address register
Note: The registers at 0x200 - 0x20C are different between GR740 silicon revision 0 and silicon revi-
sion 1. Silicon revision 0 have Processor reset start address registers. Silicon revision 1 has Processor
boot address registers and also the Error mode status register (described in section 21.3.7).
Silicon revision 0:
Silicon revision 1:
31
0
TACKNOWLEDGE
0
r
31: 0
The time value used for stamping is the DSU timer, which is also available as the processor internal.
up-counter.
Table 396.
0x200 + n*4 - PRSTADDRn - Processor n reset start address register
31
12 11
0
RSTADDR
RESERVED
0xC0000
0
rw
r
31: 12
Processor reset start address (RSTADDR) - The Processor start address register at offset 0x200 +
4*n specifies the reset start address for processor n.
Note that a processor must be reset before the new reset start address is valid. It is not possible to
update the value in this register and then to correctly boot from the new address by only waking a
processor via the Multiprocessor status register. Instead use the Processor boot register to boot or
reset the processor.
11: 0
RESERVED
Table 397.
0x200 + n*4 - BADDRn - Processor n Boot Address register
31
28 27 26
20 19
16 15
3
2
1
0
BOOTADDR[31:3]
RES
AS
0xC000000
-
-
w
-
w
31:3
Processor boot address (BOOTADDR) - Entry point for booting up processor N, 8-byte aligned
2:1
RESERVED (write 0)
0
Auto Start (AS) - Start processor immediately after setting address