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86duino OpenHW project with DOS/DJGPP support (Announce)

posted by RayeR Homepage, CZ, 12.10.2013, 14:37

> Xyz ISA = Instruction Set Architecture
> In other words, i586-compatible.

Aha... :)

> Intel engineers have recently been claiming that full speed, then halt,
> is the most power efficient approach on "modern processors".

Why then they prefer speed step and turbo mode over clock modulation used before? Also ARM, VIA and other low power platforms offers some variable clock speed. I think they did it because of simplicity of design.

> There's a lot it doesn't provide. I'm inclined to think that if 86duino
> could sell for less than $80, it would be more for your money than a $60
> Galileo.

Yes I think too. BTW last news is that they managed to compile DJGPP crosscompiler under Cygwin that can run under Win x64 and produce DOS binaries for 86duino.

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