Chuck Robey wrote:
According to what I thought I read, the arm7 has changes from the arm5 it's
derived from. Supposed to me 2-3 times more code-efficient? I hope I learn
more before I get my toy.
Do you have any idea what the FP environment is? softfp?
It's a hardware FP
Duncan Barclay d...@dmlb.org writes:
The DSP is not a Cortex, it's the 64x series of TI DSP. The Cortex is
Arm's latest CPU. Arm instruction sets are labeled as ArmV5, V6, V7
etc. Then, Arm develop CPU cores that implement these:
ArmV5 ARM9xx such as an Arm926 processor
ArmV6
Dag-Erling Smørgrav d...@des.no writes:
So why didn't they just use a TI DaVinci or DaVinci HD? It's an ARMv5
core and a 64x DSP on a single chip, with something like 2 MB of shared
SRAM.
...if I remember correctly; it's been over a year since I last worked on
one.
DES
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Dag-Erling
On Thu, 2009-04-09 at 08:56 +0200, Lars Engels wrote:
What is Pandora?
Please do not open it to find out.
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I am truly impressed with that new handhelp computer, the Pandora. I read
somewhere (I'm trying to find where I saw this) that the Pandora is very
compatible with the BeagleBoard. I was just wondering if any of the work being
done for the ARM on
