chi order问题

	除了Comp响应用于保证一个Requester的多个transactions的顺序，CHI协议也定义了RN和HN、HN-I和SN-I之间的requests保序的机制
	在一笔request中，RN与HN、HN-I与SN-I，这些对之间的Requester Order是通过Order域来表示的
	Requester Order between an RN, HN pair and a HN-I, SN-I pair is supported by the Order field in a request
	The Order field indicates that the transaction requires one of the following forms of ordering:
	Request Order
		这个保证了从同一个agent发往同一个地址的多笔transactions的顺序
		This guarantees the order of multiple transactions, from the same agent, to the same address location.
		就是必须上一个trans，已经开始执行了，才能发送下一个。以read为例，Figure 2-23 Series of ordered read requests
	Endpoint Order
		这个保证了从同一个agent发往同一个Endpoint address range的多笔transactions的顺序
		This guarantees the order of multiple transactions, from the same agent, to the same endpoint address range. This guarantee also includes the guarantee of Request Order
	Ordered Write Observation
		这个保证了对于同一个agent的一串写操作，会被其它agents以相同的顺序观察到
		This guarantees the observation order by other agents in the system, for a sequence of write transactions from a single agent.
		If a Requester requires a sequence of WriteUnique transactions to be observed in the same order as they are issued, then the Requester can wait for completion for a WriteUnique before issuing the next WriteUnique in the sequence. Such an observation ordering is typically termed Ordered Write Observation
		Figure 2-24 Streaming Ordered WriteUniques transaction flow
	Request Accepted
		这个保证了Completer如果接收了该request，则会发送正向的acknowledgement响应
		This guarantees that the receiver has accepted the Request and will not send a RetryAck response.
	Order[1:0]	Description	Notes	Between pairs
	0b00	No ordering required	–	All pairs
	0b01	Request Accepted	Applicable in Read request from HN-F to SN-F only. Reserved in all other cases	HN-F to SN-F
	0b10	Reuqest Order/Ordered Write Observation required	Reserved in Read requests from HN-F to SN-F	RN to HN，HN-I to SN-I
	0b11	Endpoint Order required, which includes Request Order	Reserved in Read requests from HN-F to SN-F	RN to HN，HN-I to SN-I
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