I have a RDK-IDM from Luminary Micro. This board has a 32-bit ARM® Cortex™-M3 core. Has anybody tried to run a .NET Micro Framework application on such a device?
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It seems that the LM3S6918 (The chip on the RDK-IDM) has only 256KB Flash and 64Kb SRAM but .NET Micro Framework requires 256KB RAM and 512K Flash/ROM!
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rudigrobler
2008-10-02 09:55:07
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The cortex M3 is a very cut-down core, it lacks an MMU, for example, and is intended to run very simple operating systems. Specifically, not Symbian/Windows Mobile/Linux/etc. Rather OSEck, OSEK, iTRON, or similar. I think this is actually totally infeasible due to that.
jakobengblom2
2008-10-02 20:51:50
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I don't have any hands on experience but based on http://www.microsoft.com/netmf/about/gettingstarted.mspx The smallest footprint supported is 64kb RAM, 256kb Flash and MMU is not required. Therefore your applications needs would be the determining factor.
FYI: the .NET Micro Framework was released as Open Source under the Apache 2.0 License November 16, 2009
James W
2009-11-17 23:48:47
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Hi Rudigrobler, We have ported .NET Micro Framework to TI Stellaris MCU, ARM Cortex-M3 core, currently we have a port for EK-LM3S8962 board, and it is working. .NET Micro Framework Minimal memory footprint: Flash: 155KB RAM: 32KB
If you are interested, please contact us. Stan Golden IC Technology Co.,Ltd. [email protected] www.Golden-IC.com
Stan
2010-02-03 22:59:00
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I saw your demo video and I wonder if the footprint you indicate (155 Kb Flash/ 32 Kb RAM) is corresponding to this demo, specially the RAM used for graphical functions. Is all the CLR + the HAL/PAL integrated ? What is the size of the demo ?
yrt
2010-10-14 07:32:18