Anouk Ahamitet wrote:
> Has anyone else used this feature? We're trying to use it and
> wondering if there's anything special that must be done to enable it
What kind of results are you seeing when you read the register?
> and/or to read the 32 bit value from 0xE8000040. Currently, we're
> just creating a memory map starting at 0xE8000000 and reading the
> DWORD values from offset 0x40 in the map.
As long as you're doing something like this you should be fine:
unsigned int *ptr = mmap(...
ptr += 0x40 / (sizeof unsigned int);
>
> If that's wrong and/or if there's a sample showing how to use the
> timer correctly, I'm love to see it (or a link to it).
One of these commands should work (depending on if you are using
fastboot or fullboot):
peekpoke 32 0xE8000040
peek32 0xE8000040
> Thanks!
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