In reply to chr_sue:
In reply to yuvraj khare:
This is not an issue. It reflects the real behavior. A RO register cannot be written using the write command. This results in an error.
If you want to do this you have to use instead of the write the poke, which is a backdoor write. This is legal.
But you should think about if a bit bash sequence is useful for RO registers.
I don’t want to write RO register, but look like this sequence is writing an RO register and this result an error.
Ideally this sequence should not write the RO registers.