Initial commit of OpenSPARC T2 architecture model.

[OpenSPARC-T2-SAM] / sam-t2 / sam / cpus / vonk / n2 / lib / ras / xml / N2_DramFbdErrorSyndromeReg.xml

<!-- interpreter=xml2reg args='-t' -->
<register_list>
<register name="DRAM_FBD_ERROR_SYND_REG (DRAM_FBD_ERROR_SYND_REG)">
   <class_name>N2_DramFbdErrorSyndromeReg</class_name>
   <submodule>N2</submodule>
   <comment>
DRAM FBD Error Syndrome Register.  Each DRAM channel has an FBD Error
Syndrome for FBD link errors.  When an FBD link error is detected, the
syndrome is captured in this register and for a recoverable
(unrecoverable) link error, the corresponding MCU[0-3]FBR
(MCU[0-3]FBU) bit is set in th SOC_ERROR_STATUS_REG described in
Section 12.24., which if enabled will generate a sw_recoverable_error
trap ito the lowest enabled strand in the ASI_CORE_ENABLE_STATUS
register.  Once the valid bit is set, no further FBD link errors are
logged, so software will need to clear the valid bit to enable further
FBD link error detection.
TABLE 12-37 shows the format of the DRAM FBD Error Syndrome
Register. TABLE 12-37  DRAM FBD Error Syndrome Register - DRAM_FBD_ERROR_SYND_REG (0x84-0000-0c00) (Count 4 Step 4096)
   </comment>
   <base_address>0x8400000c00ULL</base_address>
   <count>4</count>
   <stride>4096</stride>
   <priv>yes</priv>
   <field name="VALID">
       <start_offset>63</start_offset>
       <end_offset>63</end_offset>
       <initial_value>0</initial_value>
       <protection>RW</protection>
       <field_type>NORMAL</field_type>
       <comment>
Valid.
       </comment>
       <format type="hex"/>
   </field>
   <field name="RSVD0">
       <start_offset>30</start_offset>
       <end_offset>62</end_offset>
       <initial_value>0</initial_value>
       <protection>RO</protection>
       <field_type>ZERO</field_type>
       <comment>
Reserved.
       </comment>
   </field>
   <field name="ALERT1">
       <start_offset>18</start_offset>
       <end_offset>29</end_offset>
       <initial_value>0</initial_value>
       <protection>RW</protection>
       <field_type>NORMAL</field_type>
       <comment>
AMB alert bits set in Channel 1.
       </comment>
       <format type="hex"/>
   </field>
   <field name="ALERT0">
       <start_offset>6</start_offset>
       <end_offset>17</end_offset>
       <initial_value>0</initial_value>
       <protection>RW</protection>
       <field_type>NORMAL</field_type>
       <comment>
AMB alert bits set in Channel 0.
       </comment>
       <format type="hex"/>
   </field>
   <field name="SOFTRESET">
       <start_offset>5</start_offset>
       <end_offset>5</end_offset>
       <initial_value>0</initial_value>
       <protection>RW</protection>
       <field_type>NORMAL</field_type>
       <comment>
MCU issued a Soft channel reset command to the channel.
       </comment>
       <format type="hex"/>
   </field>
   <field name="FASTRESET">
       <start_offset>4</start_offset>
       <end_offset>4</end_offset>
       <initial_value>0</initial_value>
       <protection>RW</protection>
       <field_type>NORMAL</field_type>
       <comment>
MCU issued a fast reset of a  channel due to a soft channel reset for
the error not being effective.
       </comment>
       <format type="hex"/>
   </field>
   <field name="SFPE">
       <start_offset>3</start_offset>
       <end_offset>3</end_offset>
       <initial_value>0</initial_value>
       <protection>RW</protection>
       <field_type>NORMAL</field_type>
       <comment>
Status Frame Parity Error.
       </comment>
       <format type="hex"/>
   </field>
   <field name="AA">
       <start_offset>2</start_offset>
       <end_offset>2</end_offset>
       <initial_value>0</initial_value>
       <protection>RW</protection>
       <field_type>NORMAL</field_type>
       <comment>
Alert Asserted.
       </comment>
       <format type="hex"/>
   </field>
   <field name="AFE">
       <start_offset>1</start_offset>
       <end_offset>1</end_offset>
       <initial_value>0</initial_value>
       <protection>RW</protection>
       <field_type>NORMAL</field_type>
       <comment>
Alert Frame Error. 
       </comment>
       <format type="hex"/>
   </field>
   <field name="C">
       <start_offset>0</start_offset>
       <end_offset>0</end_offset>
       <initial_value>0</initial_value>
       <protection>RW</protection>
       <field_type>NORMAL</field_type>
       <comment>
CRC Error.
       </comment>
       <format type="hex"/>
   </field>
</register>
</register_list>