Index
pointer registers (P[5:0])
description of,
C-2
example,
5-3
indirect/post-increment index
addressing,
8-47
load half-word – sign-extended
instruction,
8-20
source pointer register,
user mode,
3-4
pop instruction, 10-8,
pop multiple instruction, 10-12,
popping, manual,
4-5
PORT_PREF0 (DAG0 port preference)
bit, 6-25,
6-26
PORT_PREF1 (DAG1 port preference)
bit, 6-24,
6-25
post-modify addressing
AAU architecture,
5-2
circular buffering,
5-13
defined,
5-5
example,
5-11
post-modify buffer access,
powerdown warning, as NMI,
powerup,
3-12
PRCENx bits,
21-20
PREFETCH (data cache prefetch)
instruction, 6-37, 17-3,
Preg. See pointer registers (P[5:0])
pre-modify instruction example,
pre-modify stack pointer addressing,
prioritization of events,
priority watermark (PRIO_MARK[0:3])
field,
6-36
processor, single-core bus architecture,
processor core architecture, diagram, 1-2,
2-2
processor mode
determination,
3-1
emulation,
3-9
I-28
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8-11
C-37
C-37
5-14
4-46
C-101
5-11
5-11
1-6
6-2
processor mode
figure,
3-2
identifying,
3-2
IPEND interrogation,
supervisor,
3-7
user,
3-3
processor state
idle,
3-9
reset,
3-10
upon reset,
3-11
product identification (DSPID) register.
See DSPID (product identification)
register
program counter (PC) register
non-memory mapped,
PC-relative indirect JUMP and CALL,
4-13
PC-relative offset,
4-11
program flow
control instructions,
controlling,
4-19
described,
4-1
instructions,
7-2
sequencer tasks for,
1-3
program sequencer,
4-1
history,
21-15
tasks performed,
1-3
program structures, nonsequential,
protected
instructions,
3-4
memory,
3-5
memory regions,
6-54
resources,
3-4
protected instructions,
protection violation exceptions, 17-3, 17-5,
17-7,
17-9
pushing, manual,
4-5
push instruction, 10-2,
push multiple instruction, 10-5,
(continued)
3-1
4-6
C-13
to
4-58
4-1
3-4
C-37
C-37
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