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How to know Internal happenings in SSRAM

Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor II
‎05-27-2009 01:55 PM
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Hi  

 

I need a help from you people to solve this issue of mine. I use 1MB external SSRAM of NEEK board. My SOPC allocates address range from 0x001000000 to 0x001ffffff. 

 

I had written a program to receive a single ethernet packet from the network and had the received packet printed in the console along with address from which the packet was restored from the SSRAM to be printed in the console. 

 

The packet that i received was FF FF FF FF FF FF 01 1E 22 88 6c ..... 

 

when i printed it the Nios Console i had the following. 

 

Address: 001fffedc Data: FF 

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etc. 

 

Is there anyway where i can see what exactly is happening in the address location assigned for the SSRAM? To be more clear i should know things happening in the address space from 001000000 to 001ffffff. 

 

Please let me know if i am not making things clear. 

 

Many thanks, 

 

Renu.
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Altera_Forum
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‎05-28-2009 06:59 AM
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I don't understand what you are looking for exactly. Do you want to dump all the contents of the memory on the console? Why?

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