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Corba ARM

Sabrina Guia

Hello,

I am looking into using Corba Objects for an ARM project that I have.
I am using the Windows Keil compiler (microvision 4) and would like to know if anyone
can give me any advice on using Corba in ARM projects.

thank you

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    It doesn't matter if you use ARM or some other processor.

    And the Keil compiler will handle standard C/C++ code, so it isn't really a deciding factor either.

    The main thing to consider, is if you like to use dynamic memory or not - and how you look at the danger of heap fragmentation, given the normally huge difference in the heap size on embedded devices compared to a normal PC.

    So instead of asking about CORBA on an ARM, you should spend your time considering CORBA on an embedded device. It's the "embedded" that's the important part.

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    It doesn't matter if you use ARM or some other processor.

    And the Keil compiler will handle standard C/C++ code, so it isn't really a deciding factor either.

    The main thing to consider, is if you like to use dynamic memory or not - and how you look at the danger of heap fragmentation, given the normally huge difference in the heap size on embedded devices compared to a normal PC.

    So instead of asking about CORBA on an ARM, you should spend your time considering CORBA on an embedded device. It's the "embedded" that's the important part.

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