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  1. R.Adiga
    Hello, I'm just starting off with TLM-2.0 and would like to explore more about the use cases for byte_enable_ptr. In TLM manual, I see that " A value of 0 shall indicate that that corresponding byte is disabled, and a value of 0xff shall indicate that the corresponding byte is enabled"; Does this mean that we can switch between 0xff and 0x0 if required for every transaction? TLM manual also states that Byte Enable can be used to create burst transfers, can anyone please explain this? Thanks, R.Adiga
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