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PCI cache coherency about riscv-platform-specs HOT 4 CLOSED

riscv avatar riscv commented on August 23, 2024
PCI cache coherency

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jscheid-ventana avatar jscheid-ventana commented on August 23, 2024

I think it may be implicit, that No_Snoop=0 must do the right thing as long as hart effective PMAs are consistent. Making more things explicit sounds fine to me.

The existing wording is to allow implementations to ignore No_Snoop (i.e., always snooping).

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kumarsankaran avatar kumarsankaran commented on August 23, 2024

The idea is that when No_Snoop is 1, hardware does not manage cache coherency and software will need to manage it.
So how about the following for a modified wording?
Memory that is cacheable by harts may not be kept coherent by hardware when PCIe transactions to that memory are marked with a No_Snoop bit of one. On platforms that honor the No_Snoop bit, software must manage coherency on such memory. otherwise, software and DMA operations are hardware coherent and software coherency management is not required.

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jonmasters avatar jonmasters commented on August 23, 2024

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kumarsankaran avatar kumarsankaran commented on August 23, 2024

Fixed. Thanks.

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