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Hi,
i have read that TMS320C6713B could be interfaced with external flash using HPI. Now i have the doubt that whether will i write any special code that DSP will start reading data from external flash or will it automatically pick up the code from external flash automatically on connecting...
Hi,
As NMI is an interrupt which can be disabled by user.
Now, can NMI be enabled by user at the start of program and after that user can not disable the interrupt once it had been enabled or is it enabled by hardware?
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Sukhdeep Singh
Re: speed of RAM and ROM
suppose i am running the ARM processor(LPC2378) at 72Mhz. i have read the datasheet that internal Flash can run at max frequency 20Mhz. but not menetioned anything about the speed of RAM.
Can u tell me what is the max speed of RAM?
Thanks
Hi,
I have read that __align is used to set the boundary of variable, what is its benefit.
suppose __align(2) unsigned short u;
even unsigned short variable can have its value from 0 to 65535. then where is difference lies.
second thing, can we say that __align is a qualifier in c/c++.
Thanks.
As microcontrollers are based on RISC not on VLIW(Very long Instruction Word).
then how is it possible that ALU and Coprocessors are processing data at the same time?
this means when coprocessor is used then ALU of processor sit ideal and low resources utilization of processor.
one more thing, is there any coprocessor which do not execute the floating point?
Cortex too has Tail-Chaining technology which reduces the save time of stack.
but what is Tail-Chaining technology and how does this work?
One more, Thumb-2, how is it different from Thumb in ARM7TDMI?
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