M32R
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The M32R is a 32-bit embedded RISC microcontroller originally developed and manufactured by Renesas Technology succeeded by a FPGA-implemented MMU'ed M32R which runs Linux, and is supported by the GNU Compiler Collection.
The M32R has been used in Engine Control Units, digital cameras, PDAs.
Linux/M32R (Linux for M32R) supports the following platforms.
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- mappi
- mappi-II
- mappi-III
- M3T-M32700UT
- OPSPUT
- Microserver
- REX
- REX2
- OAKS32R
- The M32R multiprocessor chip supports SMP-Linux.
- Linux/M32R is about to release "Computer System Training Kit" from Interface magazine(CQ Publishing Co.,Ltd.) in Japan.
[edit] External links
Interface (CQ Publishing Co.,Ltd.)
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