Processor Local Bus Functional Model Toolkit User's Manual

configure(SLAVE3_ADDR_HI_0=000FFFFF)
• ssize = [2 bit]
• msize = [2 bit]
6.5.2 Read / Write() Commands
The following set of parameters can be used to create expect values for transactions that occur on
the bus. If a value is specified, but mismatches when checked against the actual transaction that
occurred on the bus, then the monitor will generate an error message.
• addr = [4/8 byte]
Specifies the expected address value for a bus transaction.
• be = [4/8/16 bit]
Specifies the expected byte enable value for a bus transaction.
• size = [4 bit]
Specifies the expected size value for a bus transaction.
• aack_delay = [integer]
Specifies the expected aack_delay value for a bus transaction.
• abort_delay = [integer]
Specifies the expected abort_delay value for a bus transaction.
• dack_delay = [integer]
Specifies the expected dack_delay for a bus transaction.
6.5.2.1 Sample Monitor Read/Write BFL
The following example shows bfl for a master, slave, and monitor device. The master will perform four
writes followed by four reads. The slave will respond to each with the specified aack and dack delays.
The monitor will check that each transaction completes with the expected values that are provided by
the monitor bfl.
• PLB Master 0
set_device (path=/plb_complex/m0,device_type=plb_master)
configure(msize=00)
mem_init(addr=00021000,data=00112233)
mem_init(addr=00021004,data=44556677)
mem_init(addr=00021008,data=AABBCCDD)
mem_init(addr=0002100C,data=AABBCCDD)
write(addr=00021000,size=0000,be=1111)
write(addr=00021004,size=0000,be=1111)
write(addr=00021008,size=0000,be=1111)
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