CMSIS-DAP: minor updates in documentation (typos)
@@ -25,10 +25,10 @@ The following conventions describe the command semantic used in the following do
\> | Prefix indicating the direction: Command from host to Debug Unit.
\< | Prefix indicating the direction: Response from Debug Unit to host.
BYTE | 8-bit value.
- SHORT | 16-bit value (low byte first)
- WORD | 32-bit value (low byte first)
- LWORD | 64-bit value (low byte first)
- FLOAT | 32-bit single precision floating point value (LSB first)
+ SHORT | 16-bit value (low byte first).
+ WORD | 32-bit value (low byte first).
+ LWORD | 64-bit value (low byte first).
+ FLOAT | 32-bit single precision floating point value (LSB first).
0x01 | Fixed HEX value in C notation. Used for example to identify a command.
Reserved | The field above is reserved for future extension.
\*\*\*\* | The field above has exactly one occurrence.
@@ -981,7 +981,7 @@ The data transfer is aborted on a communication error:
- Bit 3: A3 Register Address bit 3.
- Bit 4: Value Match (only valid for Read Register): 0 = Normal Read Register, 1 = Read Register with Value Match.
- Bit 5: Match Mask (only valid for Write Register): 0 = Normal Write Register, 1 = Write Match Mask (instead of Register).
- - Bit 7: DUT value request: 0 = No DUT value, 1 = Include DUT value
+ - Bit 7: DUT value request: 0 = No DUT value, 1 = Include DUT value.
- <b>Transfer Data</b>: register value or match value
- for Write Register transfer request: the register value for the CoreSight register.
@@ -1169,7 +1169,7 @@ The <b>DAP_PC_Info Command</b> provides information about the Performance Counte
- \b RangeMultiplier: multiplier for each measurement range
<b>Data Value Scaling</b>: the information \b NoBits, \b MinVal, \b MaxVal is used to convert the binary data value
-into a floating data value for displaying perposes. If both \b MinVal and \b MinMax are 0 no scaling formula is provided and raw data may be displayed instead.
+into a floating data value for displaying purposes. If both \b MinVal and \b MinMax are 0 no scaling formula is provided and raw data may be displayed instead.
Scaling considers the \b NoBits value, for example at 12-bit resolution the maximum data value is 0x3FF.
<b>Data Ranges</b>: the information \b NoRange, \b NoBits, \b RangeMultiplier allows to multiply the scaled data value based on range information.
