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Currently the sdram_dqmh and sdram_dqml signals are hard-wired to zero. I assume that these two signals can be used for implementing "byte select" during write operations.
For my application (a custom soft CPU with 8/16/32-bit word writing capabilities), byte select functionality in the SDRAM controller would simplify the interface significantly (otherwise I'd need to do a full 32-bit read-modify-write cycle to support writing of individual bytes, for instance).
Would it be hard to implement?
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Currently the
sdram_dqmh
andsdram_dqml
signals are hard-wired to zero. I assume that these two signals can be used for implementing "byte select" during write operations.For my application (a custom soft CPU with 8/16/32-bit word writing capabilities), byte select functionality in the SDRAM controller would simplify the interface significantly (otherwise I'd need to do a full 32-bit read-modify-write cycle to support writing of individual bytes, for instance).
Would it be hard to implement?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: