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- Jan 1, 1970
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I'm planning on starting a project that could benefit from a 32-bit
controller (larger memory support than 16-bit). Since this will be a
one-off hobby project, unit price isn't a consideration. Things that
do matter, however, are quality of the development tools (IDE,
debugger, C compiler), peripheral support (I need at least 20 ports,
4-5 channels of 10-bit A/D (12-bit would be nice), I2C, SPI, and easy
interface to a small graphics LCD), and good support.
I have experience with both the MIPS (Pic32) and 68K (Coldfire)
architectures, so I'm neutral on the underlying architecture.
Any/all suggestions/advice welcomed.
controller (larger memory support than 16-bit). Since this will be a
one-off hobby project, unit price isn't a consideration. Things that
do matter, however, are quality of the development tools (IDE,
debugger, C compiler), peripheral support (I need at least 20 ports,
4-5 channels of 10-bit A/D (12-bit would be nice), I2C, SPI, and easy
interface to a small graphics LCD), and good support.
I have experience with both the MIPS (Pic32) and 68K (Coldfire)
architectures, so I'm neutral on the underlying architecture.
Any/all suggestions/advice welcomed.
