B1.98
Non-Secure Access Control Register
The NSACR characteristics are:
Purpose
Defines the Non-secure access permission to CP0 to CP13.
Usage constraints
This register is accessible as follows:
EL0
(NS)
EL0
(S)
EL1
(NS)
EL1
(S)
EL2 EL3
(SCR.NS = 1)
EL3
(SCR.NS = 0)
-
-
RO
RO
RO
RW
RW
Any read or write to NSACR in Secure EL1 state in AArch32 is trapped as an exception to EL3.
Configurations
There is one copy of this register that is used in both Secure and Non-secure states.
If EL3 is using AArch64, then any reads of the NSACR from Non-secure EL2 or Non-secure
EL1 using AArch32 return a fixed value of
0x00000C00
.
In AArch64, the NSACR functionality is replaced by the behavior in CPTR_EL3.
If EL3 is using AArch32, write access to NSACR is disabled when the
CP15SDISABLE2
signal is asserted HIGH.
Attributes
NSACR is a 32-bit register.
31
16 15 14
12 11 10 9
0
RES
0
RES
0
NSASEDIS
Reserved
cp10
cp11
RES
0
Figure B1-52 NSACR bit assignments
[31:16]
Reserved,
RES0
.
NSASEDIS, [15]
Disable Non-secure Advanced SIMD functionality:
0
This bit has no effect on the ability to write CPACR.ASEDIS, this is the reset value.
1
When executing in Non-secure state, the CPACR.ASEDIS bit has a fixed value of 1 and
writes to it are ignored.
If Advanced SIMD and floating-point are not implemented, this bit is
RES0
.
[14:12]
Reserved,
RES0
.
cp11, [11]
Non-secure access to CP11 enable:
B1 AArch32 system registers
B1.98 Non-Secure Access Control Register
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