Can I change the MMU implementation of ARM in WinCE core and compile ?
From: Eshanye.K.P (esha_at_procsys.com)
Date: 05/20/04
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Date: Thu, 20 May 2004 11:41:27 +0530
The TI's OMAP 5910 uses a processor which they call Ti925T. This uses
the ARM core ARM9TDMI. But the MMU implementation could be different
from the ARM920T processor. Now i'm using the sample code given by the
Microsoft for ARM which is SMDK (Samsung's board). This is based on ARM
architecture ARMV4I which is ARM920T.
Actually other than setting up some few stuffs in the .S file in the
beginning and giving the MemoryMapTable to the KernelStart, i'm not
touching the Memory Manager of winCE right ? ok, Now if i want to change
the MMU implementation in the WinCE core according to my needs, can i
compile that part of the code ? What is involved in that (licensing,
linking problems, only some few source files availability... etc etc ?)
Regards
Esha
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