Compaq EV67 User Manual

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Internal Processor Registers
Alpha 21264/EV67 Hardware Reference Manual
Cbox CSRs and IPRs
Figure 5–34 Dcache Status Register
Table 5–21 describes the Dcache status register fields.
5.4 Cbox CSRs and IPRs
This section describes the Cbox CSRs and IPRs.
The Cbox configuration registers are split into three shift register chains:
The hardware allocates 367 bits for the WRITE_ONCE chain, of which the 21264/
EV67 uses 304 bits.  During hardware reset (after BiST), 367 bits are always 
shifted into the WRITE_ONCE chain from the SROM, MSB first, so that the 
unused bits are shifted out the end of the WRITE_ONCE chain.
A 36-bit WRITE_MANY chain that is loaded using MTPR instructions to the Cbox 
data register. Six bits of information are shifted into the WRITE_MANY chain dur-
ing each write transaction to the Cbox data register.
A 60-bit Cbox ERROR_REG chain that is read by using MFFR instructions from 
the Cbox data register in combination with MTPR instructions to the Cbox shift 
register. Each write transaction to the Cbox shift register destructively shifts six bits 
of information out of the Cbox error register.
Table 5–21 Dcache Status Register Fields Description
Name
Extent
Type
Description
Reserved
[63:5]
SEO
[4]
W1C
Second error occurred. When set, this bit indicates that a second 
Dcache store ECC error occurred within 6 cycles of the previous 
Dcache store ECC error.
ECC_ERR_LD
[3]
W1C
ECC error on load. When set, this bit indicates that a single-bit ECC 
error occurred while processing a load from the Dcache or any fill.
ECC_ERR_ST
[2]
W1C
ECC error on store. When set, this bit indicates that an ECC error 
occurred while processing a store.
TPERR_P1
[1]
W1C
Tag parity error — pipe 1.  When set, this bit indicates that a Dcache 
tag probe from pipe 1 resulted in a tag parity error.  The error is uncor-
rectable and results in a machine check.
TPERR_P0
[0]
W1C
Tag parity error — pipe 0.  When set, this bit indicates that a Dcache 
tag probe from pipe 0 resulted in a tag parity error.  The error is uncor-
rectable and results in a machine check.
63
5 4 3 2 1 0
SEO
ECC_ERR_LD
ECC_ERR_ST
TPERR_P1
TPERR_P0
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