AAU Library for Intel(r) 80310 I/O Processor Chipset and
80321 I/O Processor

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Version 1.2 Release - February 3, 2003  
  - Recompile AAULib and testbench to update
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CHANGE  Changed the StartTimer macro for GNUPro
        to WriteTimer(value).  This allows other
        values to be written to the timer, instead
        of just 0x707 for clearing and starting the
        timer.

ADDED   WriteTimer(0x707) to the "AAULib.c" file in
        the AAUExecute function.  This helps focus
        the cycle counter on the AAU transfer, 
        rather than the testbench overhead.
        


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Version 1.1 Release - November 6, 2002  
  - Recompile AAULib and testbench to update
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CHANGE  Changed the PrintSummary procedure in
        the testbench file "aautestbench.c" to
        print the name of the test procedure,
        instead of the enum equivalent.

ADDED   Added delay to the VerifyResults procedure in
        the testbench file "aautestbench.c" to
        delay for a bit before re-checking the
        ASR register.  This should allow the 
        internal bus more freedom to finish
        AAU transactions.   This might slightly impact
        perfomance if interrupts are not being used.

CHANGE  Changed the VerifyXor procedure in 
        the testbench file "aautestbench.c" to 
        correctly update an experiment's fail code 
        if the verify procedure failed.  It 
        previously set the failcode to '1'
        instead of '2'.

CHANGE  Changed the function name "FlushCacheline" in
        the AAULib file "aaulibsupport.c" to be 
        "FlushDescriptor" to more accurately represent
        the function's purpose.  It flushes multiple
        cachelines, that contain a descriptor, to memory.

BUGFIX	Changed the FlushCacheline routine to flush the
        correct number of cachelines for the 80321.  The
        old routine would only flush half of a 64-word 
        descriptor.  This could cause failures if an
        80321 descriptor was using more than 24 source
        addresses.

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Version 1.0 Release - April 1, 2001
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ORIGINAL RELEASE