oneandoneis2 posted on Aug 7 2006 at 09:09 AM said:Nope - any more than a PC with a graphics card is dual-core: Dual-core doesn't mean "it has two processors in it".
The GP2X's second processor is more of a co-processor. It doesn't have an MMU.
Ignore that dope, read the page in my sig, it has a nice big picture of the MMSP2 layout. (the very first link that says MagicEyes)jmetal88 posted on Aug 7 2006 at 02:05 PM said:oneandoneis2 posted on Aug 7 2006 at 09:09 AM said:Nope - any more than a PC with a graphics card is dual-core: Dual-core doesn't mean "it has two processors in it".
The GP2X's second processor is more of a co-processor. It doesn't have an MMU.
Isn't it one CPU with 920 and 940 cores? That isn't dual-core? Or do you mean the way they're connected isn't dual core?
I'm confused now. :blink:
nubie posted on Aug 7 2006 at 09:03 PM said:Ignore that dope, read the page in my sig, it has a nice big picture of the MMSP2 layout. (the very first link that says MagicEyes)jmetal88 posted on Aug 7 2006 at 02:05 PM said:oneandoneis2 posted on Aug 7 2006 at 09:09 AM said:Nope - any more than a PC with a graphics card is dual-core: Dual-core doesn't mean "it has two processors in it".
The GP2X's second processor is more of a co-processor. It doesn't have an MMU.
Isn't it one CPU with 920 and 940 cores? That isn't dual-core? Or do you mean the way they're connected isn't dual core?
I'm confused now. :blink:
Technically Linux doesn't see dual-cores, but they are there and a 3D engine on the second core has been demonstrated, also sound has been done on the second core (?) I think.