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I am using TC387 target.
1. I need to access MCi_ECCS [i = 0-95] for CPU0 DSRAM. I want to know which register index I need to select to access CPU0 DSRAM(I am looking for i value for CPU0 DSRAM).
I was looking for where I can find this mapping in the user manual, I could not get much out of it. (On-Chip System Connectivity chapter in the usermanual. )
Can some one pls help me to identify correct register index.
2. I am trying to generate ECC for the testing purpose, in the normal software running state.
I am trying to access ECCMAP bits to achieve this.
pls let me know if we have an easy wat to generate ECC error [for testing purpose] for SRAM.
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Hi,
DS RAM is CPU data scram pad RAM. As you mentioned It should be DMEM.
thanks.
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Hello Dev_07
1. you can find SSH instances ID in TC38x_appx_um_v2.0.pdf.
2. I think setting the test you want is very difficult...
But, why did you want to make this test? is its purpose to check SMU alarm for ECC?
As I know, Infineon does not recommend this type of test.
in my case, I and my team had reviewed only, not tested SMU alarm config.
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Hi,
Thank you for the reply.
I am trying to write test software for ECC detection/correction.
So i am trying to generate ECC error for SRAM & check if a particular alarm is reported. This is ECC error injection for testing purpose.
From above table[in your post], can I conclude that for CPU0 DSRAM I need to use MC0 ?
thanks.
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Hi Dev_07
um.. what is DSRAM? Do you mean DMEM?
in the SSH list, There is no DSRAM.
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Hi,
DS RAM is CPU data scram pad RAM. As you mentioned It should be DMEM.
thanks.