Problem is that only the register addresses are provided, not the register definitions. Sure, there is a status register, and we know its address, but we don't know how the bits are defined and if they are defined exactly like in other Intel CPUs.
With the C2000 being a different micro-architecture than the "mainline" Intel CPUs, there is a real possibility that the register definitions are different.
Problem is that only the register addresses are provided, not the register definitions. Sure, there is a status register, and we know its address, but we don't know how the bits are defined and if they are defined exactly like in other Intel CPUs.
With the C2000 being a different micro-architecture than the "mainline" Intel CPUs, there is a real possibility that the register definitions are different.