I'm working on a new feature (SPEEX echo cancellation) for my hardware that, as of right now, is not working because of what appears to be not-enough-horsepower in the '1062. Its still pretty early, so its possible (i.e. likely) I just have a problem with how I'm using the echo canceller, but it raises a general question that I'm sure has already been answered somewhere regarding optimization...
I have text and data mapped to ITCM and DTCM respectively, so does it matter how I have cache configured (MPU) for those areas? Is cache even in the picture when using TCM?
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Hi
The tightly coupled memeries operate at core speed without wait states and are not cacheable.
Regards
Mark
That's what I thought...
Thanks Mark
Hi
The tightly coupled memeries operate at core speed without wait states and are not cacheable.
Regards
Mark