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Java implementation of CAN on Linux

Does anyone here know of a CAN controller that will implement the protocol on-chip. I'm trying to find a controller that can be controlled from Java on Linux.

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  • I think you're mixing up things here.

    1) All things calling themselves "CAN controller" implement the protocol in hardware --- that's their whole reason to exist in the first place.

    2) "find a controller to be controlled" sounds very much like a loop in the logics of what you're trying to do.

    3) None of this has any apparent relation to Keil compilers, or even any particular class of microcontroller --- so why do you post here, of all places?

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  • I think you're mixing up things here.

    1) All things calling themselves "CAN controller" implement the protocol in hardware --- that's their whole reason to exist in the first place.

    2) "find a controller to be controlled" sounds very much like a loop in the logics of what you're trying to do.

    3) None of this has any apparent relation to Keil compilers, or even any particular class of microcontroller --- so why do you post here, of all places?

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