@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ use crate::register::{Dccisw, Dccsw, Dcisw};
88///
99/// - A: log2(ASSOCIATIVITY) rounded up to the next integer if necessary. For example, a 4-way
1010/// associative cache will have a value of 2 and a 8-way associative cache will have a value of
11- /// 4 .
11+ /// 3 .
1212/// - N: log2(LINE LENGTH). For example, a 32-byte line length (4 words) will have a value of
1313/// 5.
1414/// - S: log2(NUM OF SETS). For systems with a fixed cache size, the number of sets can be
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ pub fn invalidate_l1_data_cache<const A: usize, const N: usize, const S: usize>(
3333///
3434/// - A: log2(ASSOCIATIVITY) rounded up to the next integer if necessary. For example, a 4-way
3535/// associative cache will have a value of 2 and a 8-way associative cache will have a value of
36- /// 4 .
36+ /// 3 .
3737/// - N: log2(LINE LENGTH). For example, a 32-byte line length (4 words) will have a value of
3838/// 5.
3939/// - S: log2(NUM OF SETS). For systems with a fixed cache size, the number of sets can be
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ pub fn clean_l1_data_cache<const A: usize, const N: usize, const S: usize>() {
5858///
5959/// - A: log2(ASSOCIATIVITY) rounded up to the next integer if necessary. For example, a 4-way
6060/// associative cache will have a value of 2 and a 8-way associative cache will have a value of
61- /// 4 .
61+ /// 3 .
6262/// - N: log2(LINE LENGTH). For example, a 32-byte line length (4 words) will have a value of
6363/// 5.
6464/// - S: log2(NUM OF SETS). For systems with a fixed cache size, the number of sets can be
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