Hi Sir.
I am using stuff what ever you are sending to improve my coding
skills. while i am writing the coding i was strucked in Inline Assembly. I
have to write the RRC, RLC (Rotate right with carry, Rotate Left With Carry)
assembly instructions to Serial LCD programming . Could you please give me
an idea how to write Inline assembly using WinAVR and AVR Studio or other
options to write these instructions in C-Language. Waiting for your reply
ASAP.
Thank you,
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I was wondering if Atmel ever thought about making a multi-core AVR chip?
Specifically I am in the need of an array of simple processors, thus have
4-8 AVRon one chip would be great, basically they could run off the same
crystal and be connect through SPI or I2C internally. Then using the
chained
JTAG they would be easy to program and such.
Of course I can design a board with several processors on it.
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> I was wondering if Atmel ever thought about making a
> multi-core AVR chip? Specifically I am in the need of an
> array of simple processors, thus have 4-8 AVRon one chip
> would be great, basically they could run off the same crystal
> and be connect through SPI or I2C internally. Then using the
> chained JTAG they would be easy to program and such.
If Atmel ever considered doing such a thing, and I doubt that it has been
considered, it would take many months (or years) for it to be done. Very
likely you can't afford to wait that amount of time for your project.
> Of course I can design a board with several processors on it.
That's probably your best bet.
Eric
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Perhaps an alternative is to roll your own multi-core processor with an
FPGA and some of the many 8-bit processor cores running around. This has
the advantage of you being able to select different processors for
different purposes, and also to choose the internal bussing mechanism.
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I was wondering if Atmel ever thought about making a multi-core
AVR chip? Specifically I am in the need of an array of simple
processors, thus have 4-8 AVRon one chip would be great, basically they
could run off the same crystal and be connect through SPI or I2C
internally. Then using the chained JTAG they would be easy to program
and such.
Of course I can design a board with several processors on it...
Trampas
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