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ARM Cortex-A9 | Non-cacheable memory range
S R Chidrupaya
over 12 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 23rd May 2013 at
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Hi all,
I am designing an application on xilinx zynq 702 board which comes with two(core) arm cortex a9 processors. I am using one of the arm cores two run a part of the application which retrieves and stores data on DDR3(on zynq), that in turn is stored or retrieved by another part of the application running on microblaze(zynq).
For maintaining coherency between them I need to make the data accesses non-cacheable. Is there any provision on arm to make a range of memory non-cacheable during run-time?
Thanks
John
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