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Hi everyone! Please help me.. i have a project with a custom axi slave design that implements multiple memory ranges 256 words each . A master ( my processor in figure) can write burst data to the example slave and read the data back. The problem is that i don't find the API or the instructions to program the ARM processor inside the zynq 7000 to work in burst mode!
Can someone help me??
thanks!!
Best regards!
Ok thank you very much .. i try to do it, but before it is better if i read the DMA documentation as suggested you.
Alternatively someone has suggested me to use the Cortex A9 time functions, but i dont really understand how i can use it, do you know something about it?
Thank you for the support!!
Hmm I am not sure I understand what you mean by time functions. The name reminds me of OS-level functions to measure time intervals, or any sort of timer-related driver, but I fail to see how this could help you in generating AXI burst accesses..
Uhmm, yes they are the OS-level functions as "unsigned int usleep(unsigned int useconds)" "unsigned int sleep(unsigned int _seconds)""void nanosleep(unsigned int nanoseconds)"
The components of Xilinx forum have suggested me the functions..but i dont know why..
In particular, i have done a project in which i have a slave that can receive the AXI protocol signal ( for example S_AXI_AWBURST that indicates the type of burst that
determine how the address for each transfer within the burst is calculated) from the processor ( inside Zynq 7000), but the question is : how can i configure the arm in order to generate these signals? Only trough DMA?