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Simplified memory access commands for systems with only one memory master.
Command | Parameters | Description |
get_default_master | <none> | Returns the virtual filesystem path to the first Master found. |
write_memory | address, list-of-values | Using the default master, write the list-of-values to the given address . |
write_8 | address, list-of-values | Using the default master, write the list-of-values to the given address using only 8-bit byte accesses. |
write_16 | address, list-of-values | Using the default master, write the list-of-values to the given address using only 16-bit halfword accesses. |
write_32 | address, list-of-values | Using the default master, write the list-of-values to the given address using only 32-bit word accesses. |
read_memory | address, size-to-read | Using the default master, read and return the given number of bytes from the given address. |
read_8 | address, size-to-read | Using the default master, read and return the given number of bytes from the given address, using only 8-bit byte accesses. |
read_16 | address, size-to-read | Using the default master, read and return the given number of bytes from the given address, using only 16-bit halfword accesses. |
read_32 | address, size-to-read | Using the default master, read and return the given number of bytes from the given address, using only 32-bit word accesses. |
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