Re:What is a System-on-Chip (SoC), and why do we care if the...
by ncmncm on Wednesday November 11, 2020 @12:41AM
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Researched.
The Rust business appears to be stuff to generate compile-time constants identifying addresses of peripheral registers for (Rust) code written to run on the core. Apparently the addresses change as you add and remove various peripheral gadgets.
It is doing AES rounds sequentially. It might be that real-time generation of round keys uses up a lot of LUTs.
The Rust business appears to be stuff to generate compile-time constants identifying addresses of peripheral registers for (Rust) code written to run on the core. Apparently the addresses change as you add and remove various peripheral gadgets.
It is doing AES rounds sequentially. It might be that real-time generation of round keys uses up a lot of LUTs.