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According to wikipedia the ARM11 chips have "64 bit data paths" and toshiba seems to have a chip they claim has # Synthesizable high-performance 64 bit RISC ar
by Avshalom 17y ago
According to wikipedia the ARM11 chips have "64 bit data paths" and toshiba seems to have a chip they claim has
# Synthesizable high-performance 64 bit RISC architecture (ARMv6)
# 64 bit ARM® Instruction Set
http://www.toshiba-components.com/ASIC/ARM1176JZF-S.htm http://www.toshiba-components.com/ASIC/ARM1176JZF-S.htm
though thats pretty much the only mention a quick search coughs up, so I wouldn't call it definitive, for one thing I don't know if the 1176 is in production of not.
edit: the ARM website doesn't seem to mention 64 bit anywhere either so toshiba may be engaging in a rather creative definition of 64bit.
- timthorn 17y agoThis is probably confusing the (64-bit data capable) NEON SIMD unit with the core ARM ISA. The 1176 has been in production for several years now, but is a 32-bit part.