SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DYNAMICALLY ASSIGNING DOMAIN IDENTIFIERS FOR ACCESS CONTROL
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A master domain assignment controller includes a first plurality of registers corresponding to a first processor including a first register corresponding to a first set of process identifiers (PIDs) and a second register corresponding to a second set of PIDs, and comparison circuitry. The comparison circuitry is coupled to receive an input PID from the first processor and is configured to determine if the input PID is one of the first set or the second set of PIDs. When the input PID is one of the first set of PIDs, a first output domain identifier (DID) is generated, and when the input PID is one of the second set of PIDs, a second output DID different from the first output DID is generated.
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