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There are many Linux-capable CPU architectures in use today, including MIPS, x86, Power, ARC and others. The world is moving towards an ISA-neutral, heterogene
by alexvoica 11y ago
There are many Linux-capable CPU architectures in use today, including MIPS, x86, Power, ARC and others.
The world is moving towards an ISA-neutral, heterogeneous computing environment. If you look at an SoC today, it is very likely that it uses a combination of CPUs, including ARM, MIPS, ARC etc.
- thescriptkiddie 11y agoFurthermore, writing ARM code in GNU Assembler is a fairly unpleasant experience, while writing MIPS code in GNU Assembler is literally an into to Computer Science course.