[−][src]Module gba_addresses::iwram

Internal Work Ram (IWRAM).

The internal work ram has a number of uses, mostly as space for stack values. It is also common for your linker script to put any globals at the base of IWRAM (though Rust sorta hates globals, of course).

Each stack pointer starts at the top of its respective region, and then stack usage moves the stack pointer down. Don't stack overflow.

Size: 32kb
Wait states: 0
Bus Size: 32-bit
Read/Write: 8/16/32

Constants

DEFAULT_SP_IRQ	Default stack pointer for interrupt mode.
DEFAULT_SP_SVC	Default stack pointer for supervisor mode.
DEFAULT_SP_USER	Default stack pointer for user/system mode.
IRQ_HANDLER_ADDR	The location of the interrupt handler function address.
IRQ_INTR_WAIT_CHECK_FLAG_ADDR	The address of the check flag for `IntrWait`/`VBlankIntrWait`.
IRQ_INTR_WAIT_CHECK_FLAG_LAST_MIRROR_ADDR	A mirror of `IRQ_INTR_WAIT_CHECK_FLAG_ADDR`.
IWRAM_COUNT	There is 32kb of memory in `IWRAM`, though parts of it are reserved.
IWRAM_ENTRY_SIZE	`IWRAM` can be accessed byte by byte.
IWRAM_RESERVED	All `IWRAM` above this point is reserved.
IWRAM_START_ADDR	Base Address of `IWRAM`