Feature: RV32I progbuf-based memory access support#2185
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ALTracer wants to merge 4 commits intoblackmagic-debug:mainfrom
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Feature: RV32I progbuf-based memory access support#2185ALTracer wants to merge 4 commits intoblackmagic-debug:mainfrom
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Tested on BMDA and blackpill-f411ce against GD32VF103.
Initial version used DATA0 DM MMR access from progbuf, second version is GPR-only. This is 2x slower than AAM on GD32VF103 (which is implements), but
Hart has 4 data registers and 2 progbuf registersso I intend to also implement the auto-incrementing snippets mentioned in Spec using abstractauto[0] (retrigger on DM DATA0 reads/writes).Your checklist for this pull request
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