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 Developing Embedded Software in Multi- Core SoCs
The typical multi-core solution divides the application space into two general parts: control and user interface, and non-stop processing.
The control and user interface portions are run on an ARM microprocessor and the non-stop processor portion is run on a DSP (or second ARM core). The model makes a lot of sense for many reasons: The microprocessor can be programmed using high level languages like C/C++ and Java. - An RTOS or OS...
preview:
http://www.arm.com/pdfs/07_paul_kimelman.pdf
4/24/2006
Tags: multicore
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