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mips_r4300i

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About mips_r4300i

Things are more like they are now, than they've ever been before.

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    Comment #41073550

    They churn out new parts and don't bring in fixes. See all the chips in their lineup that have a USB host controller. Every one of them (they use Synopsys IP) will fail with multip…

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    Comment #41073133

    Thanks for the heads up. I have a design at fab that uses the H7's OctoSPI so this concerns me. I steered away from the memory mapped mode because it seemed too good to be true - w…

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    Comment #39851208

    This is both true and false. While I work with Intel/Altera, Xilinx is basically the same. That devboard is using recycled chips 100 percent. Their cost is almost nothing. The kint…

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    Comment #39840851

    Ticket2Ride Number9 is a fixed function GPU from the late 90s that was completely open sourced under GPL

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    Comment #39835921

    I'm glad someone found objn64 useful :) looking back it could've been optimized better but it was Good Enough when I wrote it. I think someone added png texture support at some poi…

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    Comment #39829383

    That's mostly correct. It is as you say, except that shading and texturing come for free. You may be thinking of Playstation where you do indeed get decreased fillrate when texturi…

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    Comment #39806985

    Forgot to add, over that time frame that DID add MIPI documentation so they've got that working.

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    Comment #39806705

    The other Efinix chips are still sold as "has serdes" yet have not a single mention of it in the datasheets. At first I thought it was because they're still going through silicon q…

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    Comment #39779502

    Good idea and concept. I fully support the idea. Being able to specify a generic part requirement instead of hunting for a specific part is nice sometimes, but any company that mak…

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    Comment #39752499

    Great info, and now some chips are supporting Octo-SPI which is even more vendor dependent. At some point we're basically back to parallel flash...

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    Comment #39686433

    Go find some wooded parks or walking trails. You want some place with lots of trees. In my experience old growth suburbs have the most cicadas.

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    Comment #39638167

    There's one Rivian here in F150 land. No charging infra, so owner is brave.

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    Comment #39605299

    Status page is down for me now too

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    Comment #39605200

    USA, Instagram app broke about 5 minutes ago.

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    Comment #39596573

    Thanks, that's more what I was looking for. Looks like it is still pretty early stuff but could be useful in the future.

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    Comment #39596564

    Visual Studio-type ide debugging, viewing structs, run to cursor, etc.

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    Comment #39593239

    How long before I can visually debug rust on MCUs with source level stepping in my IDE? Til then, no way to switch.

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    Comment #39559759

    This is really impressive even compared to WebP. And unlike WebP, it's backwards compatible. I have forever associated Webp with macroblocky, poor colors, and a general ungraceful …

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    Comment #39553619

    Those are 30 year old parts, of course they are different now. Errata exists but it is always mitigated or documented, and I've not run into any show stoppers in the past 10 years.…

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    Comment #39553577

    Good, at least the execs didn't go with some awful AI inspired name. This way, all the old datasheets they never reformatted are still correct. Intel missed the boat on low end stu…

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    Comment #39553358

    You've got it exactly right, and the same technique works well for giving presentations. Run through your slides in front of your rubber duck, as if they're the audience. You want …

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    Comment #39489799

    I'm dealing with this right now (Asus ROG Z790, 14900k, Noctua NH-D15). The stock fan curves seem to be ineffective and also annoying as they are hunting constantly. Single P core …

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    Comment #39489780

    Can I ask what mobo vendor? Do you know what power limits the BIOS was targeting that caused the error? On my Asus/14900k, it was uncapping PL1/2 and I saw absurd temps and power e…

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    Comment #39489730

    At this point, if you want the fastest DDR5 ram (for singlethreaded stuff it's a huge help) then all you can get are RGB xxtreme gamer sticks. My office glows at night because the …

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    Comment #39489673

    As a data point, I just built a new dev machine with a 14900K on a new ASUS board. Out of the box with default settings, it was pushing 320W through the CPU in stress tests. I use …