platform: intel: ace: remove redundant definitions from memory.h #9450
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Platforms that can only be built with Zephyr, can directly use Zephyr cached/uncached functions in memory.h. It turns out the SRAM address and size definitions were only needed for these duplicate cache operations, so they can be removed as well. Signed-off-by: Kai Vehmanen <[email protected]>
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Platforms that can only be built with Zephyr, can directly use Zephyr cached/uncached functions in memory.h. It turns out the SRAM address and size definitions were only needed for these duplicate cache operations, so they can be removed as well.
Related to #9015