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Does it exist?
Thank you
*pooff*
Well, that was quick. Your first two lines are mutually exclusive. There are no x86 devices I know of with on-chip flash.
If you stretch the "similar to x86" a little, you could include the Zilog eZ80Acclaim, tho it's not 32 bit native
FPU are also rare in single chip uC.
If you plan to use Off-Chip memory anyway, then on-Chip flash will only constrain your choices. Better might be newer lower power X86's and use something like the Combo memory from SST.
Track the low-cost-notebook projects, to see what CPU they choose.
If you drop the unusual "similar to x86" caveat, then this represents pretty much the top-edge of FLASH Single chip Microcontroller :
-jg
The Vortex86sx from DM&P
I've used them myself on ICOP boards
Un bel giorno aleksa digitò:
Probably I would do it with a FPGA (like a Spartan-3AN, it has the configuration flash embedded and some low-pin versions).
Thank you for reminding me of the eZ80!
I remember that a few years ago Zilog announced the eZ80, but have completly forgotten about it!
I'm used to Z80, there will be no problem programing it.
(The soldering will be an another story..)
On this subject, Zilog have recently upgraded the eZ80, and added this $75 module (they call ZDOT)
will save the soldering... ;)
-jg
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