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The code that Vult generates is still processor independent. I made a test some time ago with one of the old XMOS processors I had and it works correctly. What I have in mind is that, when compiling the Vult runtime it would be nice selecting the optimized version of the functions for each processor.
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Sounds rad! I heard good things about XMOS from the module designer that runs Noise Engineering. He has some pretty cool modules. Any specific chips/dev boards I should get to evaluate?
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@MacroMachines A good starting point and cost-effective solution to start with is the XMOS startKit + XA-SK-AUDIO. The audio slice gives you MIDI I/O, 2 x Audio In, 2 x Audio Out and S/PDIF. The startKit also includes the USB Debugger on board for programming and debugging the board.
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I have been considering going the stm32f4 route for my next projects, I'm
curious what advantages there might be in Xmos, I'm sure I'll get a dev
board to check out no matter what, I have a pile of dev boards haha. Also
excited to get a bela Linux soc beaglebone that just finished Kickstarter.
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As mentioned before, the currently generated code compiles correctly in XMOS devices but it does not uses any of the custom XMOS instructions. I'm moving this to the next milestone since I still don't have any XMOS audio board.
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I have not used an XMOS device in a long time. Last time I tried to get one there were some export restrictions. I think I wont be doing any work on them in the short future. Still, the generated code should compile fine.
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