The mapping of memory addresses of one type to another. In computer systems using the MVP Development Board, devices are mapped to the host computer's address space, the MVP's address space, or both. The Gsp5 driver translates the host and MVP physical address space into a logical address space. The device driver translates the physical address space to a virtual address space.
a diagram listing all the addresses that a microprocessor can generate and showing which ones lead to physical devices installed in the system in question
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The configuration of an emulator's memory that specifies which addresses are read-only, and which are read/write. With many emulators, you must first set up a memory map before using CrossView Pro.
A storage method used for reading from and writing to a hardware device. To communicate with a memory-mapped device, you read from or write to a specific memory address. For example, one address is used to turn on a single digital point; another address is used to turn it off; a third address is used to read the counter on the same point. Opto 22 SNAP Ethernet I/O brains and controllers use a memory-mapped protocol called OptoMMP, which is based on the IEEE 1394 specification.
A table or diagram containing the name and address range of each peripheral and memory device within a processor's memory space. Memory maps are a helpful aid in getting to know one's target. A memory map for a real-mode x86 processor with memory-mapped I/O.