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PRELIMINARY DATA<br />

DBUS protocol 237<br />

Store32<br />

Request<br />

OPC[7:0]<br />

ADDR[31:0]<br />

SRC[7:0]<br />

TID[7:0]<br />

MSK0[7:0]<br />

DATA0[63:0]<br />

MSK1[7:0]<br />

DATA1[63:0]<br />

MSK2[7:0]<br />

DATA2[63:0]<br />

MSK3[7:0]<br />

DATA3[63:0]<br />

Response<br />

R_OPC[7:0]<br />

R_SRC[7:0]<br />

R_TID[7:0]<br />

Opcode Store32 (0x52).<br />

Address, where ADDR[31:24] identifies the module.<br />

ADDR[23:5] specifies the offset within the module.<br />

ADDR[4:3] specifies the address of the critical word within a 32<br />

byte quantity (see Section 3.6.5: Critical word ordering on<br />

page 229).<br />

ADDR[2:0] is not significant.<br />

Source identifier, defined by the system not the module.<br />

Transaction identifier, defined by the module not the system.<br />

Byte significance within word (‘1’ == significant, ‘0’ == not<br />

significant).<br />

See Table 81: DBUS mask/address mapping for big and little<br />

endian modes on page 230.<br />

First 8 byte quantity to write.<br />

As MSK0 but for DATA1 rather than DATA0.<br />

Second 8 byte quantity to write.<br />

As MSK0 but for DATA2 rather than DATA0.<br />

Third 8 byte quantity to write.<br />

As MSK0 but for DATA3 rather than DATA0.<br />

Fourth 8 byte quantity to write.<br />

D R A FT<br />

Response type, either 0x80 for Success, or 0x81 for Failure.<br />

Copy of SRC.<br />

Copy of TID.<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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