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I don't think that applies to the ESP32 family of devices. I've never heard of DSP hardware onboard them. I think the comment you're referring to is talking a
by jki275 2y ago
I don't think that applies to the ESP32 family of devices. I've never heard of DSP hardware onboard them.
I think the comment you're referring to is talking about the architecture in general, but not the silicon we're discussing here.
- restricted_ptr 2y agoESP32 ee.* operations in assembly look pretty much like aliases for a VLIW bundles, on the same cycle issuing loads used in the next op while also doing multiplication on other operands. This is not a minimal Xtensa. They might not have the Tensilica toolchain for redistribution to use these features freely but apparently they exposed these extensions in their assembler in some form.