What is a difference between SPI stream and memory mapped SPI?
PS SPI is a peripheral.
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Frank, could you please add a link to the text where you saw these terms? Otherwise, if would be too risky for us to guess wrong.
Hi Nick. I am reading Docs of DMA blocks in VIVADO : DMA and CDMA. DMA connect a stream, CDMA connects memory mapped. DMA is a block between SPI and CPU, so....I am looking for a difference between SPI stream and SPI memory mapped
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