Hi,

I am working on DV EVM - DM6446 and I have to access external memory region 
connected
to processor through AEMIF interface.

To tell you the exact details,
In our custom target board which we will receive next week, there are 2 FPGA 
connected to 2 AEMIF
interfaces of the DM6446, and I need to configure FPGA registers from Linux 
user space.

But presently I have the DVEVM-DM6446 and I am trying to access DDR memory 
connected
to processor through another EMIF, hoping that the same way I can access the 
FPGA registers!!

I tried following 2 methods and both are working fine!
Method 1)
U32 *virt_addr;
//Get the virtual address
virt_addr = (U32 *)phys_to_virt(Physical address);
//Write data
*(virt_addr + offset) = (U32) 0x12345678;
 And if I print both virt and phy addresses, Virt = 0xc0000000:: Phy = 
0x80000000 and offset 0xf00

Method 2)
U32 *virt_addr;
//Get the virtual address
virt_addr = (U32 *)ioremap(Physical address, 4096);
//Write data
*(virt_addr + offset) = (U32) 0x12345678;
 And if I print both virt and phy addresses, Virt = 0xc8164f00:: Phy = 
0x80000000 and offset 0xf00

I would like to know which one is the preferred/correct way to work with mapped 
memories?

Appreciate your help !!

Thanks and Regards,
Nitin Joshi


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