diff --git a/reri_err_reporting.adoc b/reri_err_reporting.adoc index b0a786d..42027d3 100644 --- a/reri_err_reporting.adoc +++ b/reri_err_reporting.adoc @@ -285,10 +285,10 @@ is as follows: .... Error reporting functionality in the error record is enabled if the -`else` field is set to 1. The `else` field is WARL and may default to 1 or 0 at -reset. When `else` is 1, the hardware unit logs and signals errors in the error -record. When `else` is 0, whether the hardware unit continues detecting and -correcting errors is `UNSPECIFIED`. +error-logging-and-signaling-enable (`else`) field is set to 1. The `else` field +is WARL and may default to 1 or 0 at reset. When `else` is 1, the hardware unit +logs and signals errors in the error record. When `else` is 0, whether the +hardware unit continues detecting and correcting errors is `UNSPECIFIED`. [NOTE] ==== @@ -462,8 +462,8 @@ the hardware unit. ], config:{lanes: 4, hspace:1024}} .... -The error record holds a valid error log if the `v` field is 1. The `status_i` -register does not accept a software write when the `v` field is 1. +The error record holds a valid error log if the valid (`v`) field is 1. The +`status_i` register does not accept a software write when the `v` field is 1. If the detected error was corrected then `ce` is set to 1. If the detected error could not be corrected but was deferred then `ued` is set to 1. If the detected @@ -499,8 +499,8 @@ priority is also used to determine if a new error may overwrite a previously reported error of the same error class in the error record. ==== -The `pri` field in the error record indicates the priority of the currently -logged error in the error record. The `pri` is a WARL field and an +The priority (`pri`) field in the error record indicates the priority of the +currently logged error in the error record. The `pri` is a WARL field and an implementation may support only a subset of legal values for this field and an implementation that does not support reporting of a priority per error may hardwire this field to 0. @@ -699,7 +699,7 @@ should repeat this process. When an UEC or UED error is logged in an error record, the `cec` and `ceco` fields of the error record are not modified and retain their values. -==== Address or information Register (`addr_info_i`) +==== Address-or-Information Register (`addr_info_i`) The `addr_info_i` WARL register reports the address or other information associated with the detected error when `status_i.ait` is not 0. If