> 
> However, I am not impressed by the spec of the $1
> micro.
> "The LM3S102  is based on the ARM Cortex-M3
> controller core,
> with 8KB single-cycle FLASH, 2KB single-cycle SRAM,
> two timer
> modules, watchdog timer, synchronous serial
> interface (SSI), I2C,
> one analog comparator, UART, and up to 18 GPIOs."
> 
> I am now trying Olimex LPC-P2148 USB board (US$75)
> using the open
> source gnuarm tools and the open source usb stack
> from lpcusb
> (http://sourceforge. net/projects/ lpcusb). This
> works under both
> Linux and Windows.
> 
  Sounds like a PIC to me. No diff. only the ARM name
is there. How is the output of the C compiler. Better
than those in PIC? How is the timing for ARM chips?
Predictable like PIC or Atmel?

john

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