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XIP is a mode that can be entered in a non-volatile way if the device has XIP enabled as a non-volatile configuration setting. Software will not be able to discover the state of XIP from POR via FLASH status register reads as the only operation a FLASH device will recognize when XIP mode is enabled is an XIP read operation.
If it is already known that the device will enter XIP from POR, then the OSPI_MODE_BIT_CONFIG_REG[7-0] MODE_FLD and OSPI_CONFIG_REG[18] ENTER_XIP_MODE_IMM_FLD bits should be set in initial boot.
If it is not already known that the device will enter XIP from POR, and XIP from POR may be supported by the attached FLASH device, then software can attempt to exit XIP mode by issuing an XIP exit command using a STIG command (via the OSPI_FLASH_CMD_CTRL_REG register). To do this, software must be aware of the mode bit requirements of that device, as XIP entry and exit changes per device.