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A11.2 Transfer size support
ACP supports the following read-request transfer size and length combinations:
64 byte INCR request characterized by:
ARLEN is 0x03, 4 beats.
ARADDR aligned to 64 byte boundary, so ARADDR[5:0] is 0b00 0000.
ARSIZE and ARBURST assume values of 0b100 and INCR respectively.
16 byte INCR request characterized by:
ARLEN is 0x00, 1 beat.
ARADDR aligned to 16 byte boundary, so ARADDR[3:0] is 0x0.
ACP supports the following write-request transfer size and length combinations:
64 byte INCR request characterized by:
AWLEN is 0x03, 4 beats.
AWADDR aligned to 64 byte boundary, so AWADDR[5:0] is 0b00 0000.
AWSIZE and AWBURST assume values of 0b100 and INCR respectively.
WSTRB for all beats must be the same and either all asserted or all deasserted.
16 byte INCR request characterized by:
AWLEN is 0x00, 1 beat.
AWADDR aligned to 16 byte boundary, so AWADDR[3:0] is 0x0.
AWSIZE and AWBURST assume values of 0b100 and INCR respectively.
WSTRB can take any value.
Requests not meeting these restrictions cause a SLVERR response on RRESP or BRESP.
A11 ACP Slave Interface
A11.2 Transfer size support
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