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1. About the Intel Agilex® 7 F-Series and I-Series FPGA Memory Subsystem IP
2. Introduction to Memory Subsystem IP
3. Memory Subsystem IP Architecture and Feature Description
4. Memory Subsystem Features
5. Memory Subsystem Interfaces and Signals
6. Memory Subsystem User Operations
7. Memory Subsystem Register Descriptions
8. Parameterizing the Memory Subsystem IP
9. Simulating a Design Example
10. Document Revision History for Intel Agilex® 7 F-Series and I-Series FPGA Memory Subsystem IP User Guide
5.3.1. TCAM AXI-ST Request Interface
5.3.2. TCAM AXI-ST Response Interface
5.3.3. TCAM AXI-Lite Interface
5.3.4. BCAM AXI-ST Request Interface
5.3.5. BCAM AXI-ST Response Interface
5.3.6. BCAM AXI-Lite Interface
5.3.7. MBL AXI-ST Request Interface
5.3.8. MBL AXI-ST Response Interface
5.3.9. MBL AXI-Lite Interface
6.4.1. MBL Flush Operation
6.4.2. MBL Insert Key Operation
6.4.3. MBL Delete Key Operation
6.4.4. MBL Lookup Operation Using Key
6.4.5. MBL Modify Operation
6.4.6. MBL Modify Result Using Handle Operation
6.4.7. MBL Delete Key Using Handle Operation
6.4.8. MBL Lookup Using Handle Operation
6.4.9. MBL Insert Key if Not Present or Modify Result if Present Operation
6.4.10. MBL Get Handle Operation
7.2.1. Offset 0x0000 Version
7.2.2. Offset 0x0004 Feature List
7.2.3. Offset 0x0010 Memory Interfaces 0-7
7.2.4. Offset 0x0014 Memory Interfaces 8-15
7.2.5. Offset 0x0018 Memory Interfaces 16-23
7.2.6. Offset 0x001C Memory Interfaces 24-31
7.2.7. Offset 0x0020 Scratch Pad
7.2.8. Offset 0x0030 Control Policy (Lower DWORD)
7.2.9. Offset 0x0034 Control Policy (Upper DWORD)
7.2.10. Offset 0x0038 Read Access Control Policy (Lower DWORD)
7.2.11. Offset 0x003C Read Access Control Policy (Upper DWORD)
7.2.12. Offset 0x0040 Write Access Control Policy (Lower DWORD)
7.2.13. Offset 0x0044 Write Access Control Policy (Upper DWORD)
7.2.14. Offset 0x0050 Memory Status Bitmask 0
7.2.15. Offset 0x0054 Memory Status Bitmask 1
7.2.16. Offset 0x0058 Memory Ready Status 0
7.2.17. Offset 0x005C Memory Ready Status 1
7.2.18. Offset 0x0060 Memory Error Status 0
7.2.19. Offset 0x0064 Memory Error Status 1
7.3.2.1. Version
7.3.2.2. Feature List
7.3.2.3. Interface Attribute Parameters
7.3.2.4. Interface Attribute Parameters 1
7.3.2.5. Scratch Pad
7.3.2.6. General Control (GEN_CTRL)
7.3.2.7. Management Control (MGMT_CTRL)
7.3.2.8. Hash function_0 seed
7.3.2.9. Hash function_1 seed
7.3.2.10. Hash function_2 seed
7.3.2.11. Warning 0 (WARNING_0)
7.3.2.12. Fatal Error (FATAL_ERROR_0)
7.3.2.13. Monitor 0 (MON_)
7.3.2.14. Total Entries (TOTAL_ENTRIES)
7.3.2.15. Max. Rehouse Iterations (Max_Rehouse_Iterations)
7.3.2.16. Statistics Control (STATS_CTRL)
7.3.2.17. Active Table Entries (TABLE_ENTRIES)
7.3.2.18. Key_N
7.3.2.19. Result_N
7.5.1. General MBL Registers
7.5.2. Version
7.5.3. Mbl_scratch
7.5.4. Mbl_gen_ctrl
7.5.5. Mbl_mgmt_ctrl
7.5.6. Mbl_key_handle
7.5.7. Mbl_nxt_handle_req
7.5.8. Mbl_nxt_handle
7.5.9. Mbl_warning_0
7.5.10. Mbl_fatal_0
7.5.11. Mbl_mon_0
7.5.12. Mbl_total_entries
7.5.13. Mbl_total_rehashes
7.5.14. Mbl_max_used_bins
7.5.15. Mbl_stats_ctrl
7.5.16. Mbl_stats_result
7.5.17. Mbl_max_lkup_latency
7.5.18. Mbl_max_rehash_index
7.5.19. Mbl_key
7.5.20. Mbl_res
8.2.5.1. Parameterizing the External Memory Interface (EMIF) IP
8.2.5.2. Parameterizing the Memory-Specific Adapter
8.2.5.3. Parameterizing the Content-Addressable Memory (CAM) IP
8.2.5.4. Parameterizing the External Memory Interfaces Intel Calibration IP
8.2.5.5. Saving the IPs Within the Memory Subsystem
8.2.5.6. Propagation of Changes Across IPs within the Memory Subsystem IP
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5.3.4. BCAM AXI-ST Request Interface
Signal Name | Direction | Description |
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em<index>_app_ss_st_req_tvalid | In | TVALID indicates that the initiator is driving a valid look up request. A transfer takes place when both TVALID and TREADY are asserted. |
em<index>_ss_app_st_req_tready | Out | TREADY indicates that the Look Up can accept a lookup request in the current cycle. |
em<index>_app_ss_st_req_tid [TIDWIDTH-1:0] | In | TID is the data stream identifier that indicates different streams of data. This can be used as channel ID as identifier between different streams sharing the same port. BCAM forwards TID as is without using it or modifying it. |
em<index>_app_pp_st_req_tuser_tab[LOG2_TABLES-1:0] | In | If logical table is 1, the signal width is 1 if logical table is greater than 1, the signal width will be LOG2_TABLES |
em<index>_app_ss_st_req_tuser_key [KEY_WIDTH – 1:0] | In | The key for each look up request. |
em<index>_app_ss_st_req_tuser_ppmetadata [PPMETADATA_WIDTH-1:0] | In | Arbitrary data associated with the request; passed through to the Response interface. PP Metadata (refer to common typedef struct package "pp_sbd_mdata_t"). |
em<index>_app_ss_st_req_tuser_usermetadata [USERMETADATA_WIDTH – 1:0] |
In | Arbitrary data associated with the request; passed through to the Response interface. User provided metadata input. Content is transparent to this unit where this unit applies any necessarily pipelining within the unit and forwards along unmodified. |