by Shaker666 » Fri Oct 18, 2013 9:07 am
96K of SRAM is pretty big, though. What compiler are you using? I found that IAR's Embedded Workbench produces binaries smaller and more optimized than GCC. However, with 512K of flash you can store a lot of constants in there instead of consuming SRAM. M3 doesn't have dedicated floating point hardware, but I guess that depends on the application. I used to program a lot of Luminary Micro chips, but we've moved to NXP since TI bought LM out and found a ton of issues with their stuff. LM's programming API and documentation was stellar, though.
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'79 Bronco: 8.5:1 408M EEC-IV (GUFB:X3Z) with EDIS8
'71 Mach 1: RIP, but was CDAN4 on a 10:1 408W
'66 Mustang GT: needs EFI
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'08 Buell: 10:1 DDFI-3
'09 Buell: 12.3:1 DDFI-3