Re: Re: bringing ARM CPUs into the RCM modules

I would be interested in an ARM based board compatible with the Rabbit Core
Modules, e.g. RCM5760.
Email me direct if you need any details.

On Fri, Jan 4, 2013 at 8:28 AM, Scott Henion <[email protected]> wrote:

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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.
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> > Hernan - Embedded Systems Developer.
> > Country: Argentina.
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> > --- In [email protected], "basicnode" wrote:
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> >> > 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.
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> >> > We're wondering if there is enough interest out there to do a RCM3xxx
> pin compatible module with an ARM processor.
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> >> > 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.
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> I have been working on replacing my modules with PIC32 chips. Only issue
> is they are only 128k RAM.
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> The Beagleboard and Rasberry Pi are also looking good to have several
> orders of magnitude more processing power/memory at about the same cost.
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> I'm curious what you are using for ARM development tools.
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