Re: bringing ARM CPUs into the RCM modules

I have contemplated the same thing but I always come back to just redesigning my whole main board.  If you were to go down the road of an "ARM3xxx" you might look at these ARM procs from ST, http://www.st.com/internet/mcu/subclass/1521.jsp

 
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> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of basicnode
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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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