case class MemorySlaveConstraints(address: Seq[AddressSet], supportsRead: TransferSizes, supportsWrite: TransferSizes) extends Product with Serializable
Constrains the "virtual" memory region as seen by Bridge.
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- AddressSets defining the addresses the bridge will access. These addresses may overlap with other bridges, Golden Gate will ensure isolation by using a base-and-bound scheme based on the range of the requested addresses. THe reqested addresses need not be contiguous and their union need not being at address 0. Currently non-contiguous regions will be allocated memory as though it were continguous. 
- supportsRead
- TransferSize specifying the range of read transaction sizes this bridge will produce 
- supportsWrite
- TransferSize specifying the range of write transaction sizes this bridge will produce Example. Request 4GiB of host DRAM, with read and write transactions that range between 1 and 64B: MemorySlaveConstraints(AddressSet(0, 0x3FFF_FFFF), TransferSizes(1, 64), TransferSizes(1, 64)) Q: Perhaps the last two parameters should be removed, and the bridge should be forced to work the slaves it is given? 
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-    new MemorySlaveConstraints(address: Seq[AddressSet], supportsRead: TransferSizes, supportsWrite: TransferSizes)- address
- AddressSets defining the addresses the bridge will access. These addresses may overlap with other bridges, Golden Gate will ensure isolation by using a base-and-bound scheme based on the range of the requested addresses. THe reqested addresses need not be contiguous and their union need not being at address 0. Currently non-contiguous regions will be allocated memory as though it were continguous. 
- supportsRead
- TransferSize specifying the range of read transaction sizes this bridge will produce 
- supportsWrite
- TransferSize specifying the range of write transaction sizes this bridge will produce Example. Request 4GiB of host DRAM, with read and write transactions that range between 1 and 64B: MemorySlaveConstraints(AddressSet(0, 0x3FFF_FFFF), TransferSizes(1, 64), TransferSizes(1, 64)) Q: Perhaps the last two parameters should be removed, and the bridge should be forced to work the slaves it is given? 
 
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