21.5.103 Flush Configuration Register

Table 21-112. FLUSH_CR
Bit NumberNameReset ValueDescription
[31:9]Reserved0
8DDRB_INVALID_IDC0Allows the read buffer for the IDC master in the MSS DDR bridge to be invalidated. The read buffer is emptied once this pulse is detected.

0: No effect
1: Invalidate IDC read buffer

7DDRB_INVALID_HPD0Allows the read buffer allocated for the AHB bus in the MSS DDR bridge to be invalidated. The read buffer is emptied once this pulse is detected.

0: No effect
1: Invalidate HPD read buffer

6DDRB_INVALID_SW0Allows the read buffer for the high performance master in the MSS DDR bridge to be invalidated. The read buffer is emptied once this pulse is detected.

0: No effect
1: Invalidate AHB Bus read buffer

5DDRB_INVALID_DS0Allows the read buffer for the DSG Master in the MSS DDR bridge to be invalidated. The read buffer is emptied once this pulse is detected.

0: No effect
1: Invalidate DSG read buffer

4DDRB_FLSHSW0Allows the write buffer for the AHB bus in the MSS DDR bridge to be flushed. Data present in the write buffer is transferred to the MSS DDR bridgewrite arbiter interface when this pulse is detected.

0: No effect
1: Flush AHB bus write buffer

3DDRB_FLSHHPD0Allows the write buffer for the HPD master in the MSS DDR bridge to be flushed. Data present in the write buffer is transferred to the MSS DDR bridge write arbiter interface when this pulse is detected.

0: No effect
1: Flush HPD write buffer

2DDRB_FLSHDS0Allows the write buffer for the DSG master in the MSS DDR bridge to be flushed. Data in the write buffer is transferred to the MSS DDR bridge write arbiter when this pulse is detected.

0: No effect
1: Flush DSG write buffer

1CC_FLUSH_CHLINE0Signal (pulse) to flush only one index in the cache memory. This signal is used to invalidate all tags of four sets at one index only.
0: No effect
1: Flush index
0CC_FLUSH_CACHE0Signal (pulse) to flush cache memory. This signal is used to invalidate all tags of four sets at the same time. Allowed values:
0: No effect
1: Flush cache memory