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Re:Arm Announces Cortex-R82: First 64-Bit Real Time Processor by bfrog on Monday September 07, 2020 @03:06PM (#24401768)
They probably won't though, because the R core I don't believe has an MMU for Linux
Re:Arm Announces Cortex-R82: First 64-Bit Real Time Processor by idiot900 on Monday September 07, 2020 @03:08PM (#24401788)
From the article: "Another big change to the microarchitecture is the inclusion of an MMU"
Re:Arm Announces Cortex-R82: First 64-Bit Real Time Processor by bfrog on Monday September 07, 2020 @03:29PM (#24401979)
This is pretty massive! If fpga vendors provide this, what a great addition.
Re:Arm Announces Cortex-R82: First 64-Bit Real Time Processor by ChuckMcM on Monday September 07, 2020 @09:44PM (#24404503)
Hence my enthusiasm :-)
Re:Arm Announces Cortex-R82: First 64-Bit Real Time Processor by sitkack on Tuesday September 08, 2020 @08:57AM (#24407909)
What level of interposition can one do with these hard cpu cores? Are the cache eviction policies pluggable? Is "user code" in the path between the cpu and main memory?
Re:Arm Announces Cortex-R82: First 64-Bit Real Time Processor by ChuckMcM on Tuesday September 08, 2020 @06:28PM (#24414320)
On the Ultrascale Zynq's you can build RAM that is attached to the fabric and available to the processor across the AMBA bus. It isn't something I personally have played with a whole bunch so I can't give you a better answer then to look at the Zynq data sheets.

I do know you can make user hardware "appear" as memory to the main CPU.

Re:Arm Announces Cortex-R82: First 64-Bit Real Time Processor by sitkack on Tuesday September 08, 2020 @10:20PM (#24416154)