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15 years agoDatasheet "Using Tightly Coupled Memory with the Nios II Processor", April 2009, p.11:
"To simplify address decoding, you can map the high-order addressbit to a unique location. By limiting the decoding logic to one bit, you minimize the effect of address decoding on fMAX. The Nios II component works correctly even if the address map is not optimal; however, it displays a warning during system generation. As an example of optimal address mapping, if all the normal memories and peripherals in your system occupy addresses below
0x2000000, mapping your tightly coupled memories at addresses from 0x2000000 and above satisfies this requirement."