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Cortex-A9 L2 Cache simulation
Patrick Colp
over 12 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 28th June 2011 at
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Hi,
I'm trying to do some development for the Cortex-A9. I'm using RealView and have been able to get the real-time system model working.
I want to play around with the cache controller a bit, specifically cache locking, but I haven't been able to get the cache behaviour to model. I based my project off the Cortex-A9 Cached Dhrystone example, so I have the code from that to do cache and mmu init. I also downloaded the Cortex-A9MP PL310 Dhrystone example and built and ran that, which at the end states "L2 Data Read Hits = 0", which seems unlikely.
Is the cache simulated in the RealView Debugger? I turned on memory colouring to show L1 and L2 clean/dirty stuff, but none of the colours show up (just the blue and light blue to indicate changes). If the debugger does not provide this, how can I go about testing this? Is there another simulator/emulator that has cache support? Can I plug real hardware into the debugger and use that?
Thanks,
Patrick
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