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Try incrementing your fetch address by the size of the quantity you are reading.
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This was correct, I changed my code to increment the address by 4 and this corrected my output. In my original code I was essentially reading the same location 4 times in a row.
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Can you check whether the CPU is writing some values into the Dual port RAM that may corrupt the values? You can check at the bsp-editor to ensure that the linker does not mapped any data region into the dual port RAM.
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Thank you. This solved the "unexpected data" part of the problem. I had originally mapped .rodata and .rwdata to the dp_ram because I did not have enough understanding of the bsp. Once I remapped everything to the onchip memory, life is good again.
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