The reg_dpu_instr_addr register is used to indicate the instruction address of a DPU core. Each DPU core has a reg_dpu_instr_addr register. Only the lower 28-bits are valid. In the DPU processor, the real instruction-fetch address is a 40-bit signal which consists of the lower 28 bits of reg_dpu_instr_addr followed by 12 zero bits. The available instruction address for DPU ranges from 0x1000 to 0xFFFF_FFFF_FFFF_F000. The details of reg_dpu_instr_addr are shown in the following table.
| Register | Address Offset | Width | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| reg_dpu0_instr_addr | 0x20C | 32 | R/W | Start address in external memory for DPU core0 instructions. The lower 28-bit is valid. |
| reg_dpu1_instr_addr | 0x30C | 32 | R/W | Start address in external memory for DPU core1 instructions. The lower 28-bit is valid. |
| reg_dpu2_instr_addr | 0x40C | 32 | R/W | Start address in external memory for DPU core2 instructions. The lower 28-bit is valid. |
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reg_dpu3_instr_addr |
0x50C | 32 | R/W | Start address in external memory for DPU core3 instructions. The lower 28-bit is valid. |