BeagleBone Blue – A complete, Linux-enabled robotics computer

Re:BeagleBone Blue – A complete, Linux-enabled robotics comp... by smilekzs on Thursday March 16, 2017 @03:50AM (#13883275)

Then how about Cortex-M0, instead of M3? Surely enough that can save quite a bit of area, while still enjoying the good interrupt support of Cortex-M?

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Re:BeagleBone Blue – A complete, Linux-enabled robotics comp... by ajross on Thursday March 16, 2017 @12:11PM (#13886208)

Presumably so they can share the workload with other tasks, like boot verification or low power sensor listening. The M3/M4 are still very small cores.

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