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It's not uncommon to have RT workloads where the "hard" RT part can fit in a small amount of tightly coupled memory, but the same processor is also used for "so
by easde 6y ago
It's not uncommon to have RT workloads where the "hard" RT part can fit in a small amount of tightly coupled memory, but the same processor is also used for "soft" RT workloads that need a much larger amount of memory. 64-bit addressing makes developing this kind of system a lot easier.