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18522F/0—Jan1997 AMD-K5 Processor Data Sheet
PRELIMINARY INFORMATION
Figure 4. Bus State Transitions
Memory
Organization
Physical memory address space ranges from 0000_0000h to
FFFF_FFFFh. Memory space is organized in 64-bit sections.
Each 64-bit section has 8 bytes at consecutive memory
addresses. The first address of each group is evenly divisible
by 8, and each group is addressed by A31–A3. Since the proto-
col does not implement A2–A0 when interfacing to 32-bit, 16-
bit, or 8-bit memories, the lower portions of the address must
be determined by decoding the eight byte-enable signals. The
address space of I/O begins at 0000_0000h and ends at
0000_FFFFh. I/O space is organized as a sequence of 8-bit
quantities.
T
idle
T
address
T
ready
No Request
Pending
The processor always goes to T
ready
and processes the data transfer.
The processor will remain in T
2
until the transfer is completed.
Request Pending
The last BRDY. Finish the current cycle
and return to the idle state. If LOCK
is asserted, and a non-cacheable read
is followed by a non-cacheable write,
an idle cycle is generated during
which LOCK is negated.
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