[En-Nut-Discussion] Any Work-in-progress or else for the XMEGA
Ulrich Prinz
uprinz2 at netscape.net
Mon Mar 14 21:29:54 CET 2011
Hi!
Sure there are a lot of advantages that the ATxmegas propose compared to
those without the x. But I found out that all these promised features
are already available on the CortexM3 from other Manufacturers at the
same or even lower price. And these other chips are available :)
And to all those who think that ARM must be something big an complex, it
isn't. I ported Nut/OS to it in less than three weeks with a little help
from others. It was my first port ever. So the CPU must be easy to
understand and use, I guess.
I use DMA with the CortexM3 running at full speed to some peripherals
and it supports minimum 2-Page DMA to any peripheral. So you can have
continuous data flow in any direction. This works even with ADC by just
setting up some bytes, so you have one or multiple channels read and the
values written to one or multiple locations per channel.
Take a look at the STM32F10x Series and choose from the feature/memory
matrix the chip you like. It already works in Nut/OS, just take the
devnut_m3n branch.
Best regards
Ulrich
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