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Hi experts,
Based on the manual of TZC-400, we could set up at most 8 regions with different security settings.
However, I'm wondering, when a normal world(non-secure) application read or write a specific address, how does the TZC-400 decide whether the address is secure or not?
I think region 1-8 could overlap addresses with each other so I'm confused about how to decide the security of an address.
Any suggestion or discussion is welcomed.
Thank you.
Simon
In what context?
If you mean something along the lines of "does the TZC-400 mandate that CPUs are connected to filter 0 while DMA engines are connected to filter 3", then no; the 4 filter units are identical in terms of functionality and system designers are free to wire them up however they want.