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But then why would it have to be a shared counter? Any write to a non-cacheable memory location is transmitted to system RAM, it doesn't have to be shared with
by adwn 3y ago
But then why would it have to be a shared counter? Any write to a non-cacheable memory location is transmitted to system RAM, it doesn't have to be shared with other cores, nor does it have to be a counter.
- tuatoru 3y agoBecause it is used by a peripheral.