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Re: GS on a chip?

Subject: Re: GS on a chip?
From: Kelly Hall <khall@acm.org>
Date: Wed, 08 Feb 2006 16:19:18 GMT
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Peter de Vroomen wrote:

I just realized. This chip is just WAITING for a port of Contiki.

With 16 I/O ports, it's easy to connect an ethernet card/chip to it (maybe
some I/O expansion is in order). And at 27MHz, I think it could be pretty
fast.


How are you going to fit a TCP/IP stack in 3.8K of ram?

Kelly

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