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PRELIMINARY DATA<br />

Address comparison 183<br />

2.4 Address comparison<br />

For multiple data phase transactions (Load16/Load32 and Store16/Store32) the<br />

address on the <strong>SuperH</strong>yway request bus is the address of the first data word of the<br />

transaction. The burst address ordering is linear. Burst requests issued by the<br />

MMU/Cache are always critical-word-first and <strong>bit</strong>s [4:3] of the address determine<br />

the word order of Store requests and of Load responses as shown in Table 62 and<br />

Table 63.<br />

Address Bits [3,4]<br />

00 0, 1, 2, 3<br />

01 1, 2, 3, 0<br />

10 2, 3, 0, 1<br />

11 3, 0, 1, 2<br />

Word Order<br />

Table 62: <strong>SuperH</strong>yway word order for Store32, Load32<br />

Address Bit [3]<br />

0 0, 1<br />

1 1, 0<br />

Word Order<br />

Table 63: <strong>SuperH</strong>yway word order for Store16, Load16<br />

Since the request contains a single address corresponding to the first word of the<br />

transaction, the <strong>SuperH</strong>yway bus analyzer computes the implied address of each<br />

subsequent data phase.<br />

D R A FT<br />

05-SA-10003 v1.0<br />

<strong>SuperH</strong>, Inc.<br />

<strong>SH</strong>-5 <strong>System</strong> <strong>Architecture</strong>, <strong>Volume</strong> 3: Debug

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