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96 Chapter 6.<br />

During the address cycle of processor requests, SysCmd[7:5] contain the<br />

command, as shown in Table 6-4.<br />

Table 6-4 Encoding of SysCmd[7:5] for Processor Requests<br />

SysCmd[7:5] Command<br />

0 Coherent block read shared<br />

1 Coherent block read exclusive<br />

2 Noncoherent block read<br />

3 Double/single/partial-word read<br />

4 Block write<br />

5 Double/single/partial-word write<br />

6 Upgrade<br />

7 Special<br />

During the address cycle of processor read requests, SysCmd[4:3] contain the read<br />

cause indication, as shown in Table 6-5. This information is useful in handling the<br />

associated external response.<br />

Table 6-5 Encoding of SysCmd[4:3] for Processor Read Requests<br />

SysCmd[4:3] Read Cause Indication<br />

0 Instruction access<br />

1 Data typical access<br />

2 Data LL/LLD access<br />

3 Data prefetch access<br />

During the address cycle of processor write requests, SysCmd[4:3] contain the<br />

write cause indication, as shown in Table 6-6. This information is useful in<br />

handling the associated write data.<br />

Table 6-6 Encoding of SysCmd[4:3] for Processor Write Requests<br />

SysCmd[4:3] Write Cause Indication<br />

0 Reserved<br />

1 Data typical access<br />

2 Data uncached accelerated sequential access<br />

3 Data uncached accelerated identical access<br />

Version 2.0 of January 29, 1997 <strong>MIPS</strong> <strong>R10000</strong> <strong>Microprocessor</strong> <strong>User's</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>

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