a) In the SRAM region, what is the corresponding bit-band alias address for the bit [4] of the memory address of 0 * 2000008 b) In the Peripheral region, if the value in the alias address 0 * 4200 0088 to 0 * 4200 008B was set to 0x00000001, what is the bit # and the address in the peripheral region that wants to set to 1?

a) In the SRAM region, what is the corresponding bit-band alias address for the bit [4] of the memory address of 0 * 2000008 b) In the Peripheral region, if the value in the alias address 0 * 4200 0088 to 0 * 4200 008B was set to 0x00000001, what is the bit # and the address in the peripheral region that wants to set to 1?

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Chapter11: Operating Systems

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