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Re: mindstorms NXT and memory
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lugnet.robotics
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Mon, 9 Jan 2006 06:04:38 GMT
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steve <sjbaker1@SPAMLESSairmail.net>
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pisymbol wrote:
> The ARM architecture has been around for years and has been a very effective
> RISC based embeddded CPU core. That Wiki article does a good job explaining the
> history and the various implementations of the ARM core (ARM7 is the NXT but I
> have no idea which version of ARM7 it is, I can guess from the specs but it
> would be nice to know the EXACT chip).
I would be inclined to guess that the ARM is just the CPU core
implemented in the same chip as all the other stuff the NXT uses.
One of the huge reasons for picking the ARM is that it's very well
suited to being integrated into the same chip as a bunch of other
stuff.
> I haven't compiled anything for ARM in quite sometime (as many of stated, you
> can probably develop a cross environment to natively build ARM7 code).
That much is very easy. The GNU C and C++ compilers have back-ends for
the ARM and there are LOTS of people doing all sorts of things on ARM
devices so there is plenty of expertise out there.
For example, there are people porting Linux onto the GameBoy Advance
and the Nintendo DS...so you just KNOW there is a ton of freebie stuff
out there for this CPU.
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| (...) Right but that's not what I'm really asking! :-)! I'm sure its a variation of an ARM7 chip which will implement the standard ARM ISA. However, with any ARM7 implementation it can be catered to a specific applications. From the ARM website: (...) (18 years ago, 9-Jan-06, to lugnet.robotics)
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| (...) Since I'm an engineer, I will give you the standard engineering answer: Depends on the requirements! :-) (...) (URL) ARM architecture has been around for years and has been a very effective RISC based embeddded CPU core. That Wiki article does (...) (18 years ago, 9-Jan-06, to lugnet.robotics)
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