docs: Fix comment on rocc tag bits
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@@ -88,7 +88,8 @@ In your ``LazyRoCCModuleImp``, the signal ``io.mem`` is a ``HellaCacheIO``, whic
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At a high level, you must tag requests that you send across this interface using the ``io.mem.req.tag``, and the tag will be returned to you when the data is ready.
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At a high level, you must tag requests that you send across this interface using the ``io.mem.req.tag``, and the tag will be returned to you when the data is ready.
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Responses may come back out of order if you issue multiple requests, so you can use these tags to tell what data came back.
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Responses may come back out of order if you issue multiple requests, so you can use these tags to tell what data came back.
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Note that the top two bits of the tag are reserved, and MUST be set to zero, or the interface will exhibit undefined behavior.
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Note that the number of tag bits is controled by ``dcacheReqTagBits``, which is usually set to 6.
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Using more than 6 bits will cause errors or hangs.
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Adding RoCC accelerator to Config
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Adding RoCC accelerator to Config
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