96 | | TODO |
| 96 | Locality tables just tell whether an address is local to a subtree of the network or not. |
| 97 | |
| 98 | In the above example, locality table creation for local interconnect 0 would be: |
| 99 | |
| 100 | || Name || Address || Address[31:24] || Target cluster || |
| 101 | || seg0 || 0x12000000 || 0x12 || 0 (local) || |
| 102 | || seg1 || 0x12100000 || 0x12 || 0 (local) || |
| 103 | || seg2 || 0x14000000 || 0x14 || 0 (foreign) || |
| 104 | || seg3 || 0x14100000 || 0x14 || 0 (foreign) || |
| 105 | || seg4 || 0x14200000 || 0x14 || 0 (foreign) || |
| 106 | |
| 107 | So the locality table would be: |
| 108 | |
| 109 | || Address[31:24] || Is Local || |
| 110 | || 0x00 .. 0x11 || Unknown || |
| 111 | || 0x12 || True || |
| 112 | || 0x12 || True || |
| 113 | || 0x13 || Unknown || |
| 114 | || 0x14 || False || |
| 115 | || 0x14 || False || |
| 116 | || 0x14 || False || |
| 117 | || 0x15 .. 0xff || Unknown || |