<value value="2" name="SECURE_SAVE_ADDR"/>
<value value="3" name="NON_PRIV_SAVE_ADDR"/>
<value value="4" name="COUNTER"/>
+
+ <!--
+ On a6xx the registers are set directly and CP_SET_BIN_DATA5_OFFSET reads them,
+ but that doesn't work with concurrent binning because BR will be reading from
+ a different set of streams than BV is writing, so on a7xx we have these
+ pseudo-regs instead, which do the right thing.
+
+ The corresponding VSC registers exist, and they're written by BV when it
+ encounters CP_SET_PSEUDO_REG. When BR later encounters the same CP_SET_PSEUDO_REG
+ it will only write some private scratch registers which are read by
+ CP_SET_BIN_DATA5_OFFSET.
+
+ If concurrent binning is disabled then BR also does binning so it will also
+ write the "real" registers in BR.
+ -->
+ <value value="8" name="DRAW_STRM_ADDRESS"/>
+ <value value="9" name="DRAW_STRM_SIZE_ADDRESS"/>
+ <value value="10" name="PRIM_STRM_ADDRESS"/>
+ <value value="11" name="UNK_STRM_ADDRESS"/>
+ <value value="12" name="UNK_STRM_SIZE_ADDRESS"/>
+
+ <value value="16" name="BINDLESS_BASE_0_ADDR"/>
+ <value value="17" name="BINDLESS_BASE_1_ADDR"/>
+ <value value="18" name="BINDLESS_BASE_2_ADDR"/>
+ <value value="19" name="BINDLESS_BASE_3_ADDR"/>
+ <value value="20" name="BINDLESS_BASE_4_ADDR"/>
+ <value value="21" name="BINDLESS_BASE_5_ADDR"/>
+ <value value="22" name="BINDLESS_BASE_6_ADDR"/>
</enum>
<array offset="0" stride="3" length="100">
<reg32 offset="0" name="0">
- <bitfield name="PSEUDO_REG" low="0" high="2" type="pseudo_reg"/>
+ <bitfield name="PSEUDO_REG" low="0" high="10" type="pseudo_reg"/>
</reg32>
<reg32 offset="1" name="1">
<bitfield name="LO" low="0" high="31"/>