>On Mon 05 Mar, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Gad Hayisraeli wrote:
>>
>> > has someone heard on a new ARM CPU with float support ?
>> > or an other CPU supported by linux and has similar performance like
>> > StrongARM ?
>>
>> There is a Strongarm coprocessor, the StrongARM 1111, which has the
>> floating point extensions. I believe someone has even written support
>> into it.
>
>I wonder if this could be mounted on a LART to make an ARM MP3 player.
(1) As mentioned before, the '1111 does *not* offer floating point
(2) The 1111 interfaces only to the '1110, not the '1100 which is on the LART
(3) madplay (http://www.mars.org/home/rob/proj/mpeg/) decodes MP3s at
<10% CPU usage on the LART
HTH,
JDB.
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