Re: Re: bringing ARM CPUs into the RCM modules
Scott Henion <[email protected]>
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On 1/4/2013 11:22 AM, hemonserrat wrote: > yes! sound good, interesting for me. > Take in consideration RCM2xxx parts too. > But the real issue for my market, is the price. > > Hernan - Embedded Systems Developer. > Country: Argentina. > > --- In [email protected], "basicnode" wrote: >> > >> > We've used Rabbit based modules in the past, but have moved onto ARM CPUs, and have now done a couple of ports of RCM3xxx based modules to ARM CPUs. >> > >> > We're wondering if there is enough interest out there to do a RCM3xxx pin compatible module with an ARM processor. >> > >> > While Dynamic C is not ANSI standard, in many cases it's close enough to move code, and in the ARM the RAM paging is not an issue. >> > I have been working on replacing my modules with PIC32 chips. Only issue is they are only 128k RAM. The Beagleboard and Rasberry Pi are also looking good to have several orders of magnitude more processing power/memory at about the same cost. I'm curious what you are using for ARM development tools. -- ------------------------------------------ Scott G. Henion, Consultant Web site: http://SHDesigns.org ------------------------------------------