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DSPs are pretty good discriminators for supposed-portable code. On SHARC for example everything is 32-bits wide (except long double, which is 64). Chars are 3
by romed 8y ago
DSPs are pretty good discriminators for supposed-portable code. On SHARC for example everything is 32-bits wide (except long double, which is 64). Chars are 32 bits. Bytes are 32 bits. That is, int is 32 bits and sizeof(int) == 1. I imagine that porting Java, where byte is defined as an octet, to this architecture must be a chore.
- raverbashing 8y agoYeah, people won't port java to DSPs. There's no point in doing that
- gpderetta 8y agoDoens't Java runs pretty much everywhere, including smartcards?