Hm. You can't get all of the tables in there? Most of them are constant (make sure they're declared that way) and should go in instruction memory rather than BSS or stack. I might have to revise what I say about codec2 and small processors.

TI claims that one of the Sitara lineup would be available for $5 in 10K quantities. But I've seen no disclosure of which one this is supposed to be. Digikey shows them starting at $20.

    Thanks

    Bruce

On 4/23/2013 1:28 PM, Shane Burrell wrote:
All of the Sitara lineup do have FPU but do not include the TI DSP. You will have to step up to OMAP platform for that. Any of the linux based offerings at this point have plenty of power to process a codec2 stream. How many of you are more interested, as I am, in getting this consistently working on smaller MCU's with FPU? I've been working with the STM32F4 but its hard to meet the current codebases memory requirements etc without adding additional RAM. Ideally I want this to fit inside a MIC or in a small box next to my radio.


On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 4:05 PM, Bruce Perens <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    On 4/23/2013 12:54 PM, Curt, WE7U wrote:
    > On Thu, 18 Apr 2013, Kristoff Bonne wrote:
    >
    > Now there's a BeagleBone for $45 too.  I haven't looked at the
    specs to see whether it has floating point, but maybe another
    possibility?
    >
    > 1GHz Cortex-A8, 2GB on-board flash, microSD, microHDMI,
    ethernet, $45:
    >
    > http://goo.gl/SsqE6
    It's a Sitara, related to the one in our AM335x starter kit which
    we'll
    be showing at Dayton, except that the starter kit has a touchscreen,
    bluetooth, and wifi. I think the BeagleBone Black has 4 processors on
    chip: a Cortex A8 (which I think does have floating point), C7 DSP (OK
    if you want to invest the time), two PRUs. A PRU is very simple scalar
    in-order 32 bit processor with 4K program RAM and the ability to
    access
    all of the on-chip peripherals and to share a pair of mailbox
    registers
    and some RAM with the main processor. It does the real-time and
    sleep-mode jobs more efficiently than the main processor.


    
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