[Tremor] Ogg Vorbis on AVR

[Hugo González Monteverde]

AVR's are high performance 8 bit microcontrollers. They execute most 
instructions in a single cycle (up to ~20MHz)  They have up to 128k 
program memory (flash) and can address up to 64K RAM. It does not seem 
to have a HW multiplication instruction. This is probably the fastest of 
all microcontrollers, but it is still a microcontroller.

Monty wrote:

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>On Tue, Oct 05, 2004 at 03:06:18PM +1000, NS wrote:
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>>I thought in the future I might try to implement an Ogg Vorbis decoder on a standard Atmel AVR.
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>>Then I found Tremor existed.
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>>So is there anything that would absolutely stop one decoding Ogg Vorbis on a AVR?
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>I don't know this architecture; could you give a quick summary of its
>memory addressing and ALU features?
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>Monty
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