Re: Java Microcontrollers

Frank-Christian Kruegel <dontmailme@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:

>>> JIT is a bit hard to implement if you pick a micro with a harvard
>>> architecture as usually they can't execute the ram...
>>
>>Yes, but ARM isn't one of those.  Or did you have some other point?
>
> ARM Cortex M3 actually is, unless the manufacturer adds extra RAM. Core
RAM
> is not accessible from program space.

What is "Core RAM"? CM3 can execute code from any location but
peripheral space (PPB and device) and the NX region at the top.

Code execution is usually slightly quicker from the lower 512MB (code
region), which is normally used for Flash/ROM. Could also be RAM
though.

Regards
Marcus

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