Timothy Normand Miller wrote:
In terms of DSPs, a good choice is one of the TI
With all due respect, you don't know if the TI DSP is the right kind
of hammer, because you haven't even decided on the nail yet, or even,
for that matter, if you'll decide to use screws instead. First decide
on your needs and come to an agreement. Then find a combination of
products that meet those needs. Then revise your needs when you have
a better idea of what is realistic.
Yes, but we do know what we need -- that is to do OpenGL graphics the
requirements are fairly standard.. We need floating point that will
execute multiple FMAC instructions simultaneously and pipelined. With a
DSP, this would be VLIW. We also need smart DMA for video output and a
built in MCU would be good since if one isn't built in, we are going to
need a septate one. The brand isn't relevant. I have also read good
things about Analog's BlackFin.
--
JRT
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