Partial Writes to I/O Registers: Difference between revisions
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| The registers are I_MASK (1F801074h) and DPCR (1F8010F0h), which are 32-bit registers inside the main chip, and the SPU's main volume left (1F801D80h) and voice 0 volume left (1F801C00h), which are 16-bit registers on the SPU's bus. For the SPU the program also reads the next register.[^src] | The registers are I_MASK (1F801074h) and DPCR (1F8010F0h), which are 32-bit registers inside the main chip, and the SPU's main volume left (1F801D80h) and voice 0 volume left (1F801C00h), which are 16-bit registers on the SPU's bus. For the SPU the program also reads the next register.[^src] | ||
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| + | - [I/O Load and Store Spacing](/tests/io-load-store-spacing/) | ||
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| ## Results | ## Results | ||