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CTIINTACK

CTIINTACK, CTI Output Trigger Acknowledge register

The CTIINTACK characteristics are:

Purpose

Can be used to deactivate the output triggers.

Configuration

CTIINTACK is in the Debug power domain.

Attributes

CTIINTACK is a 32-bit register.

Field descriptions

313029282726252423222120191817161514131211109876543210
ACK31ACK30ACK29ACK28ACK27ACK26ACK25ACK24ACK23ACK22ACK21ACK20ACK19ACK18ACK17ACK16ACK15ACK14ACK13ACK12ACK11ACK10ACK9ACK8ACK7ACK6ACK5ACK4ACK3ACK2ACK1ACK0

ACK<n>, bit [n], for n = 31 to 0

Acknowledge for output trigger <n>.

If any of the following is true, writes to ACK<n> are ignored:

Otherwise, if any of the following are true, ACK<n> is RES0:

Otherwise, the behavior on writes to ACK<n> is as follows:

ACK<n>Meaning
0b0

No effect

0b1

Deactivate the trigger.

Accessing this field has the following behavior:

Accessing CTIINTACK

A debugger must read CTITRIGOUTSTATUS to confirm that the output trigger has been acknowledged before generating any event that must be ordered after the write to CTIINTACK, such as a write to CTIAPPPULSE to activate another trigger.

CTIINTACK can be accessed through the external debug interface:

ComponentOffsetInstance
CTI0x010CTIINTACK

Accessible as follows:


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