Method for implementing a bit-reversed increment in a data processing system
AssigneeFreescale Semiconductor, Inc.
InventorWilliam C. Moyer
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AssigneeFreescale Semiconductor, Inc.
InventorWilliam C. Moyer
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In a data processing system, a first instruction is received at an input of a processor. A specifier indicates both a first portion of a value and a second portion of the value. The first portion of the value is identified to be modified by the processor and the second portion of the value is identified to remain unchanged. The first instruction is decoded, and in response the processor modifies the first portion of the value by performing a bit-reversed increment to form a modified first portion. The modified first portion is combined with the second portion of the value which remained unchanged to form a first address. The first address is stored in first storage circuitry. A second instruction is decoded and in response the processor accesses data located at the first address which is assigned to a second storage circuit.
A method comprising:
A data processing system having a processor for executing instructions and a memory for storing a plurality of elements to be accessed in a bit-reversed order, the processor executing a predetermined one of the instructions to form a new address by:
A data processing system comprising:
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