Brian, > I can't give a performance comparison, but I do have a question: > how do you upgrade the Ajile CPU to a newer version of Java in 2 > years? The bytecodes do not change ... the APIs change ... the VM has not changed in a long time ... it's the same set of bytecodes that it has been since 1996 ... > BTW: Techsol's CPU modules will have Sun's JAVA logo on them. > This is "the real thing" in terms of Java. I don't dispute that ... BTW I used to work for JavaSoft at Sunny Micro ... > There's really no use comparing these. The Ajile CPU is a > neat little device that has minimal I/O and runs Java. Just FYI I have seen working multiplexors that run Ajile and interface sixteen serial ports connected to industrial equipment. This is not a toy ... yes they are not comparable but for headless low part count things they have potential. Also the hotspot is not new ... I was introduced to that eons ago ... what's new is the implemention on that particular processor ... > We're waiting for Intel to work the bugs out of their x-scale > CPUs before we support them. Can you elaborate? I am considering playing with X-Scale. Aren't they IN products already like iPAQ and others? What are the bugs? Where can I read about that? Thanks, Doug -- Subscription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" toWear-Hard Mailing List Archive (searchable): http://wearables.blu.org Please, *PLEASE* don't subscribe through a forward/expander/false domain
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