9.13.1.3
Address Bytes
Only indirect branch entries contain address bytes in addition to the message byte. Indirect branch
entries always have four address bytes indicating the target of that indirect branch. When reading
the trace buffer the MSB of the target address is read out first; the LSB is the fourth byte read out;
and the indirect branch message byte is the fifth byte read out. The byte organization of the indirect
branch message is shown in
Figure 9-5.
Indirect Branch Entry Address Byte Organization
Developer's Manual
Figure
9-5.
Trace buffer is read by
software in this
direction. The message
byte is always the last of
the 5 bytes in the entry
to be read.
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