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Note that it seems you're talking about AVR32, then, and not an 8-bit AVR like we were talking about. AVR32 was neat, but has lost all commercial relevance.
by mlyle 5y ago
Note that it seems you're talking about AVR32, then, and not an 8-bit AVR like we were talking about.
AVR32 was neat, but has lost all commercial relevance.
- milesvp 5y agoOh, yeah, good call. I guess I would be surprised to see significant DSP related asm in any 8 bit processor.