how to use single byte offset in function IORW?

you can use the IOWR_xxDIRECT() macros instead of IOWR for byte addressing (xx being 8,16 or 32 depending on the access size).

Using an odd address will only work with IOWR_8DIRECT() though, if I remember correctly.

That's correct. This is the alignment you need to use for each:

IOxx_8DIRECT --> any alignment

IOxx_16DIRECT --> 2 byte alignment

IOxx_32DIRECT --> 4 byte alignment

Hi,

Anyone knows about the IOWR function declaration/definition?

I need to know how the IDE drivers the data to pins of my component in SoPC.

For example, if I have a LED_PIO with widht 8 bits, I just write IOWR (LED_PIO_BASE, 0, DATA) and I think the DATA will be sent to pins. But, if I have a component as DM9000A Ethernet controller, with 38 pins, where some are data and some are control, how I can set the correct pins to write a word?

And how can I see the information about the order of component pins in IDE?

With components other than PIOs, you don't directly control the pins through the IOWR macro. You access registers. All the components have a driver with at least an include file that lists the registers and macros to read/write them.

I don't have any design with a DM9000A but you should check all the include files that are added in your BSP. There must be one of them with a definition of the chip registers.