DSP Core Reference Manual
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EOnCE Controller Registers
The shaded bits are reserved and should be initialized with zeros for future software compatibility. The
reset values for REVNO and CORETP (shown as x) are derivative-dependent.
Figure 4-16. EOnCE Status Register (ESR)
Table 4-14 describes the ESR fields.
BIT 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 BIT 0
DRSW
DREE
4
DREE
3
DREE
2
DREE
1
DREE
0
DRCOUN-
TER
DREDCD
DRED
CA7
DRED
CA6
DRED
CA5
DRED
CA4
DRED
CA3
DRED
CA2
DRED
CA1
DRED
CA0
TYPE r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r
RESET 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Table 4-14. ESR Description
Name Description
CORES
Bits 31-30
Core Status — Provides core status information. Indicates whether the core has
entered debug state and the reason. These bits are also reflected in the JTAG
instruction shift register, which allows for the polling of core status information at
the JTAG level. This is useful in case the core software executes a STOP
instruction so there are no clocks for reading the core status. The settings for these
bits are as follows:
• 00 = Core is executing instructions.
• 01 = Core is in wait or stop mode.
• 10 = Core is waiting for a bus.
• 11 = Core is in debug state.
The “waiting for a bus” state indicates that the core is waiting for data on the bus to
be transferred, or that the core is disabled by the external system (for example
during memory BIST).
The core could be waiting for a bus in any of the processing states. In such a case
the CORES field will show “waiting for a bus”.
R
Bit 29
Reserved
PCKILL
Bit 28
PC Killed — This bit signifies that the last executed VLES was aborted by a
pending exception. It is set by the EOnCE when the last execution set has been
aborted, and cleared when starting to perform the next single step. This bit is valid
only in debug state, and is useful particularly while single stepping.
RCV
Bit 27
Receive — Set by the EOnCE when the host has finished writing to the ERCV
register. The bit is cleared by EOnCE when both halves of the ERCV register
contents are read by the core. The two halves are read in a specific order with the
LSB read first. The RCV bit is cleared when the MSB has been read without
checking if the LSB part has been read.
TRSMT
Bit 26
Transmit — Set by the EOnCE when both halves of the ETSMT register are
written by the core. The two halves are written in a specific order with the LSB
written first. The TRSMT bit is set when the MSB has been written without
checking if the LSB part has been written. The bit is cleared by EOnCE when the
host has finished reading the content of the ETRSMT register.