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NAND technical review
- From: Jonathan Larmour <jifl at jifvik dot org>
- To: Ross Younger <wry at eCosCentric dot com>, eCos developers <ecos-devel at ecos dot sourceware dot org>
- Cc: Rutger Hofman <rutger at cs dot vu dot nl>, Simon Kallweit <simon dot kallweit at intefo dot ch>
- Date: Fri, 02 Oct 2009 16:51:40 +0100
- Subject: NAND technical review
As per my ecos-discuss mail just now, I would like to get going straight
away with a public discussion of the _technical_ merits of both NAND
implementations. There is a risk of rehashing old ground, but I'm sure in
both cases things have moved on a bit since the last time round, not least
in response to comments, so it would also be good to clarify the current
state.
I think at first the ball is really in Ross/eCosCentric's court to give
the technical rationale for the decision, so I'd like to ask him first to
give his rationale and his own perspective of the comparison of the
pros/cons. I think the primary onus of the legwork is on eCosCentric, not
least because they saw Rutger's version before implementation - although
that was an early version, so it's entirely possible things have changed
now. Obviously I would especially like Rutger's view on whether any
purported benefits of eCosCentric's implementation are really the case,
and any claimed disadvantages of his own are plausible. I suspect some of
this to come down to subjective opinions of course.
But this is an open discussion, so I'd appreciate anyone's views. I'd
especially value Simon Kallweit's views as someone who has actually used
both code implementations which gives him a very good perspective.
Although if anyone wants to contribute, please keep it on topic, within
this thread, and technical.
Thanks. Over to Ross....
Jifl
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