Can HPS arm and FPGA fabric shared DDR?

Hi lidongyang

Yes you are able to share DDR between the FPGA Fabric and HPS arm.

HPS Arm is able to access the DDR through the DDR Controller or HPS EMIF depending on device through the L2 Cache. The FPGA Fabirc is able to access the DDR through the FPGA2HPS bridge through the L3 cache.

Which device you are using at the moment?

Regards

Jingyang, Teh

Hi Jingyang,

Many thanks for your reply. The FPGA we use Agilex 7 FPGA.

"HPS Arm is able to access the DDR through the DDR Controller or HPS EMIF depending on device through the L2 Cache. The FPGA Fabirc is able to access the DDR through the FPGA2HPS bridge through the L3 cache."

the following questions:

1. If ARM put the OS region such as boot code and OS running region to offset 0x000-0x100 for example. How to ensure the FPGA fabric cannot touch that area?

2. is there any example project I can reference for the HPS connection. (ARM+FPGA access same ddr region)

Thanks again.

Hi lidongyang

The assigning of variable will be done by the OS. The assignment of the variable will be set by the OS. It will be assigned on the execution of the application.

You could refer to this example design

FPGA-to-HPS Bridges Design Example | Intel

Regards

Jingyang, Teh

Hi lidongyang

Any new updates on this case?

Have you take a look at the example design?

There are two methods of read using the DMA (Cacheable and non-cacheable)

Regards

Jingyang, Teh

Hi Jingyang,

So many thanks for the follow up.

I have not yet work on the example because of my task changes. Please close this case for now.

I will try it out as soon as possible. and reopen the case.

Thanks.

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