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1136 / 1302 page ![]() MPC8540 PowerQUICC III Integrated Host Processor Reference Manual, Rev. 1 20-30 Freescale Semiconductor Debug Features and Watchpoint Facility permits a user to program the trace condition in the watchpoint monitor and to program a start or stop condition in the trace buffer control register. The user can also program the TBCR with the conditions in which to stop tracing: on an event, or when the buffer is full. TBCR0[IFSEL] specifies which interface transactions are being captured. The trace buffer can be programmed to trace the dispatch bus from any of the following: • e500 coherency module (ECM) • Outbound host interface to the RapidIO controller • Outbound host interface to the PCI controller • Host interface to the DDR controller Transactions come into the ECM, arbitrate for common resources, and get dispatched to the target port. Information such as transaction types, source ID, and other attributes can be captured in any of the selected interfaces. The trace buffer can be used to distinguish between requests due to an instruction fetch versus a data fetch on the RapidIO interface, where external I/O alone does not allow for easy discrimination. 20.4.6.1 Traced Data Formats (as a Function of TBCR1[IFSEL]) Figure 20-20 shows the trace buffer entry format for an ECM dispatch (CMD) transaction that is specified when TBCR1[IFSEL] = 000. Table 20-27 describes the fields of CMD trace buffer entries. 0 4 5 9 10 13 14 18 19 31 32 63 R CMDTT CMDSID CMDTID CMDBC — CMDADDR W Reset 0000_0000_0000_0000_0000_0000_0000_0000 Figure 20-20. e500 Coherency Module Dispatch (CMD) Trace Buffer Entry Table 20-27. CMD Trace Buffer Entry Field Descriptions (TBCR1[IFSEL] = 000) Bits Name Function 0–4 CMDTT Transaction type. Specifies the transaction type as shown in Table 20-12. For example, a value of zero indicates a write with local processor snoop condition. 5–9 CMDSID Source ID. Identifies the source of the transaction as shown in Table 20-26. For example, a value of 0b01100 indicates that RapidIO is the transaction source. 10–13 CMDTID Target ID. Identifies the target of the transaction as shown in Table 20-26. For example, a value of 0b1100 indicates that RapidIO is the transaction target. Note that for a target ID the topmost bit of the 5-bit field is always 0 and, therefore, only 4 bits are required to define a target interface. |
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