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HyperRAM: Add variable latency and configuration support. #1926
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Will be used to get HyperRAM characteristics and also to configure latency and enable varialble latency. Untested yet.
Seems OK: Identification Register 0 : 00000e76 Identification Register 1 : 00000009 Configuration Register 0 : 00008f2f Configuration Register 1 : 0000ffc1 reg_control: 302 reg_status: 2 reg_debug: 8
…art testing latency cycles re-configuration.
…es/modes in simulation.
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Previous version of the core was very minimal and was not allowing enabling variable latency support or latency configuration for low HyperRAM clock frequencies.
This PR adds:
sys_clk_freq
.CoreMark on Ti60 F225 with 200MHz
sys_clk_freq
and previous version of the core:CoreMark on Ti60 F225 with 200MHz
sys_clk_freq
and current version of the core:So 307 vs 166 Iterations/Sec so a gain of 85%.