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Paul Brook wrote:
> ram {base=0; size=RAM_SIZE, physaddr=0}
> ram {base=0x80000000; size=RAM_SIZE, physaddr=0}
> integrator_core{ram_size=RAM_SIZE};
> arm_cpu_pic {cpu_index=0, pic_name="CPU0"}
> integrator_pic {pic_name="PRIMARY", base=0x14000000,parent="CPU0",
> parent_irq=0, parent_fiq=1}
> integrator_pic {pic_name="SECONDARY", base=0xca000000, pic="PRIMARY",irq=0,
> fiq=1}
> integrator_pit{base=0x13000000, pic="PRIMARY", irq=5}
> pl011{base=0x16000000, name="serial0", pic="PRIMARY", irq=1}
At this point it's really cleaner and maybe simpler to use XML, as
someone suggested, also because you can have more information on how the
components relates to each other.
<motherboard type="x86", ...>
<cpu type="AMDK7", ... />
<memory type="ram", size="64M", ... />
<memory type="ram", size="64M", ... />
<bus type="PCI", ... >
<controller type="EIDE", ... />
<controller type="SCSI", ... />
</bus>
<bus type="USB", ...>
...
</bus>
</motherboard>
- --
Flavio Visentin
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