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11. Avalon MM Byte Ordering Considerations July 2011 ED510121.1 ED510121.1This chapter describes Avalon MemoryMapped (Avalon MM) interface bus byte ordering and provides recommendations for representing

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1. First, you need to understand the concept of byte ordering. Byte ordering determines how multibyte data is stored in memory. The avalon-mm byte ordering refers to the byte ordering used in the Avalon Memory-Mapped (avalon-mm) interface.
2. To fill out avalon-mm byte ordering, you need to specify the desired byte ordering mode. There are two modes available: big-endian and little-endian. In big-endian mode, the most significant byte is stored in the lowest memory address. In little-endian mode, the least significant byte is stored in the lowest memory address.
3. Depending on your specific application or system requirements, you need to choose the appropriate byte ordering mode. Consider factors such as compatibility with other components in your system, endian mode used by target processor, and any specific data transfer protocols or standards.
4. Once you have chosen the byte ordering mode, you can configure the avalon-mm interface accordingly. This typically involves setting the appropriate parameters or registers in the related hardware or software component that manages the avalon-mm interface. Consult the documentation or reference manual of your specific system for detailed instructions on how to configure the byte ordering.
5. After configuring the avalon-mm byte ordering, you can start using the interface for memory-mapped data transactions. Ensure that any data you transfer over the avalon-mm interface is correctly formatted according to the selected byte ordering mode. This will ensure proper interpretation of the data by the receiving component.

Who needs avalon-mm byte ordering?

1. Hardware designers who are implementing systems with Avalon Memory-Mapped (avalon-mm) interfaces need to consider the byte ordering requirement. They need to determine the byte ordering mode based on the specific system requirements and configure the avalon-mm interface accordingly.
2. Software developers who are writing code that interacts with avalon-mm interfaces also need to be aware of byte ordering. They need to ensure that any data they read from or write to the avalon-mm interface is correctly formatted according to the specified byte ordering mode. This is especially important when the software code interacts with multibyte data.
3. System integrators who are integrating different components into a larger system may also need to consider avalon-mm byte ordering. They need to ensure that the byte ordering mode used by different components is compatible to avoid any data misinterpretation or corruption during data transfers.

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