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Instead of checking READ_ADDR or WRITE_ADDR to monitor the progress of a transfer sequence, check
TRANS_COUNT
However, TRANS_COUNT is zero (in contrast to READ_ADDR) after the dma transfer has been aborted, for example. It is unclear how to determine the number of transferred bytes after an abort. The transfer could be paused (disabled), TRANS_COUNT read, and then aborted. But in this case it remains unclear what has to be done to properly account for in-flight data.
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However, TRANS_COUNT is zero (in contrast to READ_ADDR) after the dma transfer has been aborted, for example. It is unclear how to determine the number of transferred bytes after an abort. The transfer could be paused (disabled), TRANS_COUNT read, and then aborted. But in this case it remains unclear what has to be done to properly account for in-flight data.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: