[email protected] wrote: > ARM, not the best example, but at least one that is emerging from the > shadows. ARM has been around for decades. DEC tried to use it on its DNARD > platform using its version "StrongARM" processor. a lot of BMC (bare metal > controllers) in server motherboards are based on ARM. It's everywhere, > just about every phone is based on ARM. > > Sqlite, OMG this database is everywhere. Every browser, every cell phone, > unknowable amount of applications and system utilities use SQLite. > > MIPS, another chip, it is in a lot of small routers and wireless access > points. > > Any others?
Hitachi's SuperH microprocessors come to mind. Not a single product, but a set of protocol specs: CANbus is in basically every car, and will eventually be replaced by an ethernet derivative (which will probably continue to carry CAN signals by encapsulating messages as packets). -dsr- _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] https://lists.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss
