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memory mapping

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memory mapping [′mem·rē ‚map·iŋ]
(computer science)
The method by which a computer translates between its logical address space and its physical address space.


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In addition, the system supports shared "dynamic" memory mapping, allowing drive developers to customize data and instruction memory allocation.
For this level of turnaround time we need to ensure we clearly understand the NoC memory mapping, which is what our close collaboration with Arteris has allowed," said Ray Bulger, CEO of Duolog.
Certification on these products was comprised of in-depth product workshops covering the Cortex-M3 core and STM32 key features, as well as technical training on topics including memory mapping, interrupt handling, power management, DMA, reset/clock control, Analog/Digital Converters, USB, and GPIO.
 
 
 
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