Intel
®
81341 and 81342 I/O Processors
December 2007
Developer’s Manual
Order Number: 315037-002US
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SRAM Memory Controller—Intel
®
81341 and 81342
8.6
Register Definitions
A series of configuration registers control the SMCU. Software can determine the status
of the SMCU by reading the status registers.
lists all of the SMCU registers
which are detailed further in proceeding sections.
Note:
Constant polling of SMCU MMRs can result in inducing long latencies in peripheral unit
SRAM transactions, and therefore may negatively impact performance. Polling of SMCU
MMRs should be avoided.
Table 419. Memory Controller Register
Section, Register Name — Acronym (Page)
Section 8.6.1, “SRAM Base Address Register — SRAMBAR” on page 700
Section 8.6.2, “SRAM Upper Base Address Register — SRAMUBAR” on page 700
Section 8.6.3, “SRAM ECC Control Register — SECR” on page 701
Section 8.6.4, “SRAM ECC Log Register — SELOGR” on page 702
Section 8.6.5, “SRAM ECC Address Register — SEAR” on page 704
Section 8.6.6, “SRAM ECC Context Address Register — SECAR” on page 704
Section 8.6.7, “SRAM ECC Test Register — SECTST” on page 705
Section 8.6.8, “SRAM Parity Control and Status Register — SPARCSR” on page 706
Section 8.6.9, “SRAM Parity Address Register — SPAR” on page 707
Section 8.6.10, “SRAM Parity Upper Address Register — SPUAR” on page 707
Section 8.6.6, “SRAM ECC Context Address Register — SECAR” on page 704
Section 8.6.11, “SRAM Memory Controller Interrupt Status Register — SMCISR” on page 708