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Re: [ts-7000] TS-7200 / ARM9 speed issue - question

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Subject: Re: [ts-7000] TS-7200 / ARM9 speed issue - question
From: Jason Stahls <>
Date: Wed, 06 Jun 2007 20:22:53 -0400
Well the big problem is that it assumes a FPU, sends the instructions to the FPU (which is does have but isn't supported by default), those instructions fail, causing the kernel to have to re-issue instructions to emulate a FPU.  This whole thing takes _forever_, if the distro was built with softfloat it wouldn't be as bad, and if built with Mavric Crunch would be even better.  You can of course, rebuild the distro with EABI  or softfloat if you want, there's a few people on here working on that.

Jason

David Topper wrote:
Yeah, it uses floats all over the place.  Interesting,
that would explain why I had to fall back to a two
year old version of the app (less use of floats).

So the processor emulates FP math?  How can I get the
FPU to work?

Thanks,

DT

--- "Breton M. Saunders"
m("ntlworld.com","breton.saunders");"><> wrote:

  
Check that it doesn't use floating point math.
If it does, you are in trouble.  You could try
getting the FPU on the
ARM9 to work, but that won't be easy.

    -Brett


djtopper wrote:
    
Hi folks,

I've been working getting an audio app
      
(www.rtcmix.org) to compile for
    
the TS-7xx boards.  I think I've finally got it
      
working, using the
    
ALSA libraries, etc...  I can definitely play
      
soundfiles through my
    
little USB dongle.

I'm noticing, however, that for basic synthesis
      
(eg., making a sine
    
wave) the board is far too slow).  I mean, I can
      
barely get one
    
oscillator going.

I used to be able to get about a dozen or so on my
      
old 90 mhz Pentium.
    
What's the deal with the ARM processor and speed?

Thanks,

DT



 
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