Archive for the 'ARM' Category
arm designs mp cores and cached macrocells for its licensees. some partners offer arm core in embedded products for vertical markets. the arm cores and cached macrocells implement a load/store architecture and have 31 general-purpose registers with 16 simultaneously visible. a fast interrupt has a minimum latency of four processor cycles and uses seven private […]
uC/OS-II is a low cost commercial Priority based Preemptive Real-Time kernel. It has ports for most of the popular processor & boards in the market. I ported it to ARM & MIPS 4K architectures.
Ports :
ARM port for uC/OS-II
The latest release, ver 1.16 of the ARM (7TDMI, 720T, 920T) port for uC/OS-II V2.61 (and higher) […]
Shenzhen-based Embest Info & Tech has created an embeddable two-board sandwich that combines a tiny ARM9 daughtercard with a “PC/104-compliant” carrierboard. The EM104V1 obtains the bulk of its functionality from the tiny Mini2410-III CPU card, which in turn relies on a highly-integrated Samsung microcontroller.
(Click for larger view of the EM104V1 PC/104 sandwich)
According to Embest, the […]
http://www.arm.com/ Professional information about ARM microcontrollers;
http://www.codesourcery.com/gnu_toolchains/arm.html develops improvements to the GNU Tool-chain for ARM processors and provides regular, carefully tested, pre-compiled releases of the GNU Tool-chain;
http://www.EmbeddedArtists.com/ Ships pre-setup GCC build environment with all their Quick-Start Boards/Kits;
http://www.embedinfo.com/ Embest IDE for ARM, include Compiler,debugger,editor,project manager,flash programmer,JTAG Emulator, Low cost;
http://www.iar.com/ Embedded Workbench for ARM7,9,11 C/C++ compiler;
http://www.keil.com/ IDE,Debugger,Simulator which […]
With its multicore/multiprocessor support, ARMv7 can now handle cache coherency.
William Wong??
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ARM’s new symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) multicore architecture has found a home in the popular ARMv7 architecture. SMP is similar to the architecture found with ARM’s higher-end cores.
However, the new architecture handles up to four cores plus support for accelerator and DMA […]





