PLIC Priority RegFieldDesc fix off-by-one #2718
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…-change Revert "Revert "Merge pull request #2718 from chipsalliance/plic-reg-descs""
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Related issue: None
Type of change: other enhancement
Impact: API modification
Development Phase: implementation
Release Notes
PLIC Priority registers are now explicitly named with a suffix. This prevents tooling which assumes that the "first" register in a group should have the 0th index ending up with Priority[2] ending up in a register called priority_1, and so on.