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Chapter 29 MPU / EDSU
3.Break Functions
On break both BD0 and BD2, respective BD1 and BD3 are set. They have to be reset by software in the operand
break exception routine.
3.5 Memory Protection
Due to the availability of address range comparators for the operand and instruction addresses the wish is obvios,
to use the same comparator hardware as a memory protection unit (MPU).
Following table list the possible type configurations and its feasibility to be used for memory protection. The number
of break points and MPU channels is valid for 8 comparator groups implemented.
Additional to the given hardware there were made some extensions to provide the user with a more likely configu-
ration of read, write and execute permissions instead of the more bus applicable definition of the operand break size
and type definitions OBS/OBT, including read-modify-write. With the introduction of the SuperVisor mode a defini-
tion of User and SuperVisor permissions is possible.
Table 3-5 Operand address and data value break combinations
EP3/2
EP1/0
COMB
Function
0
0
0
No break detection
0
1
0
Independent data break (match value on any operand address)
1
0
0
Independent Operand break (match operand address)
1
1
0
Independent Data break and Operand break
0
0
1
No break detection
0
1
1
No break detection
1
0
1
No break detection
1
1
1
Data value break (match both operand address and value)
Table 3-6 Comparator Type Configuration
CTC
CMP1 Input
CMP0 Input
Max. Break Points
(MPE=0)
Max. MPU Channels
(MPE=1)
00
IA
IA
32 Instruction breaks
16 ranges with execute
permissions
01
OA
OA
32 Operand breaks
16 ranges with read/
write permissions
10
OA
IA
16 + 16 IA/OA breaks
8 ranges with read/
write and execute per-
missions or 8+8 inde-
pendent ranges
11
OA
DT
16 data value breaks
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