The FPGA is very small, so it only has an address space of 256 bytes. Look at the definition in DRS.cpp
#define USB_CTRL_OFFSET 0x00 /* all registers 32 bit */
#define USB_STATUS_OFFSET 0x40
#define USB_RAM_OFFSET 0x80
The registers are 32 bits wide, but the addresses only run from 0 to 255, and thus a single byte is enough for addressing them.
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Hi,Stefan:
recently,whtn I study the drs.cpp code ,I found that the buffer[1] is char but the addr and the base_addr are all unsigned int,isn't there any problem that the addr may be cut off to 8 bits? Also ,I found that the data fpga recieved from the usb is 16 bits,so how can fpga get the true 32bits address from the PC.
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