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In terms of instructions per clock and I/O bandwidth it compares more favorably to 16 bit architectures than 32 bit ones even though the Cortex-M family is nomi
by ChuckMcM 5y ago
In terms of instructions per clock and I/O bandwidth it compares more favorably to 16 bit architectures than 32 bit ones even though the Cortex-M family is nominally 32 bits.
- klelatti 5y agoI think memory bandwidth is key and I don’t know how the RP2040 stacks up but even 486 wasn’t superscalar and maxed out at 66MHz by comparison.
- happycube 5y agoRP2040 is designed to provide full bandwidth to both cores at once without bandwidth contention. Combined with the PIO's you can do some really impressive bitbanging.
- klelatti 5y agoThanks - that’s good to know. Must be into at least 486 territory then - with the exception of floating point.