In the header file coprocessor.h were some functions added, which don't have the prefix MMU is there any reason for this? @mpe5651
Maybe it would also be possible to call them:
extern void CoprocessorEnableMMU(void);
extern void CoprocessorDisableMMU(void);
yes, there is one. functions without the "MMU" prefix are ones that can also be used in another context than the mmu. for example, the cache can be used without having a activated mmu.
In the header file coprocessor.h were some functions added, which don't have the prefix MMU is there any reason for this? @mpe5651 Maybe it would also be possible to call them: extern void CoprocessorEnableMMU(void); extern void CoprocessorDisableMMU(void);