Dear All,
I'm sure this question was already been posted (and answered) in this list, but I could not find a suitable answer for my little knowledge of this matters, so, with my apologies, i'm posting it again.
I'm developing a microblaze system based on the Spartan-3 starter kit board. I need to access the on-board SRAM from my C code. I have hooked the SRAM to the OPB bus using BSB. The automatically generated memory_test application works just fine.
I just need the memory to hold data during program execution, e.g, int's, I d'ont have any sort of timing requirements.
My question is: how i'm I suppose to read and write to/from the SRAM? Just use the XIo_Out/In(32, 16, 8) library functions or is their a more efficient way of accessing the memory? I'm particulary confused by the functions on the XEmc library, that are related to the SRAM, but I really d'ont know what they do.
Tank you all,
Jos=E9 Mariano