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Hoisting old designs is unnecessary when you have x86 processors like Intel Atom, which are exactly that, and all the versions of ARM Cortex-R3 and R0. The pro
by AstralStorm 7y ago
Hoisting old designs is unnecessary when you have x86 processors like Intel Atom, which are exactly that, and all the versions of ARM Cortex-R3 and R0.
The problem is not the processor, it's the lack of MMU and/or special DMA or interrupt engines and special GPIO. No kernel is potentially ported to such custom infrastructure, and if you have a very tiny flash, few of the ones which could will fit. (Say, target L4, porting Fiasco or OKL4.)
- oblio 7y agoOk, but that doesn't mean that such designs couldn't be made and then standardized, right?