Hello, I run into peripheral access issue with developing Arria 10 embedded with Nios II. we implement peripheral with FPGA logic and attach it to Avalon bus. the periperal is mapped into registers in the address space such as 0x05000000. the problem is some register can't be read by Nios II core, but can be written by Nios II core. We tried to debug the problem with system console(Tcl console), eclipse. But they give different result
1 use Eclipse debug perspective, in the memory view, 0x05000000, modify the value such as 0x12345678, it will show 0x78787878 with some wrapping according to byte alignment
2 use Tcl console, master_32_read &jd 0x05000000, master_32_write &jd 0x05000000 can work as expected, the read value is the value which was written before. for instance, write 0x12345678, and read back 0x1234567
3 we use our code to use pointer function to access memory-mapped registers such as 0x05000000, it sometime show the correct value and sometime give wrong value
Did anyone face such problem? why Eclipse and Tcl console show different result? it seems contradictory, thanks in advance.
