Memory Mode

I/O Devices can now be configured to run in memory mode:

• An I/O Device running in memory mode is created in memory and its values stored in memory at runtime.
• Devices using memory mode are not connected to any hardware, and write their values to a cache. Memory mode is useful when you are configuring a system for the first time, as you can design and test your system before connecting a physical I/O Device.

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