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9 changes: 3 additions & 6 deletions qos_bandwidth.adoc
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Expand Up @@ -133,8 +133,6 @@ The `OP`, `AT`, `MCID`, and `EVT_ID` fields of the register are WARL fields.
The `OP` field is used to instruct the controller to perform an operation
listed in <<BC_MON_OP>>.

<<<

[[BC_MON_OP]]
.Bandwidth Usage Monitoring Operations (`OP`)
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|-- | 0 | Reserved for future standard use.
|`CONFIG_LIMIT`| 1 | Establishes reserved bandwidth allocation for
requests by `RCID` and of access-type `AT`. The
bandwidth allocation is specified in `bc_bw_alloc`
register.
bandwidth allocation is specified in `bc_bw_alloc`.
|`READ_LIMIT` | 2 | Reads back the previously configured bandwidth
allocation for requests by `RCID` and of
access-type `AT`. The current configured allocation
is written to `bc_bw_alloc` register on completion
of the operation.
is written to `bc_bw_alloc` on completion of the
operation.
| -- | 3-23 | Reserved for future standard use.
| -- | 24-31 | Designated for custom use.
|===
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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion qos_intro.adoc
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Expand Up @@ -110,8 +110,9 @@ implement the `REV8` byte-reversal instruction defined by the Zbb extension. If
sequence of instructions.
====

<<<

A controller can support a subset of capabilities that are defined by CBQRI. When a
capability is not supported, the registers and/or fields used to configure and/or
control such capabilities are hardwired to `0`. Each controller supports a
capabilities register to enumerate the supported capabilities.

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