> At this level it's C, you're not thinking of assembler?
> I have very similar Linux and C running on MIPS (A PIC32 is a basic MIPS
> for embedded applications, not ideal for Media). ARM and x86 SoC (Geode).
> I don't know why you'd use a PIC32 for this even if you want to use MIPS
> core. There are many SoC suited to Media Applications. Perhaps get one
> with enough memory for a minimal Linux and then more of the source you
> need is "off the shelf".
>

The PIC32 is being used (so far) because we have several other products
built around it, so we can just drag code over. The addition of audio
stream was just introduced last week, so I'd like to avoid starting over.

Thanks for the comments!

Harold



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