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The ReadBuffer/WriteBuffer types only have the base address and length, but no stride. This doesn't allow them to handle DMA engines where you can do scatter-gather operations. Or alternatively a zero stride for writing to a single address (such as a device FIFO).
For context, I'm primarily looking at the rp2040's DMA engines.
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Hm, the RP2040 doesn't really support arbitrary stride - just advancing by 1/2/4 bytes, or not at all. So really this can be modelled with an in_place flag or similar.
The
ReadBuffer
/WriteBuffer
types only have the base address and length, but no stride. This doesn't allow them to handle DMA engines where you can do scatter-gather operations. Or alternatively a zero stride for writing to a single address (such as a device FIFO).For context, I'm primarily looking at the rp2040's DMA engines.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: