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Old 04-17-2009, 12:44 PM   #961 (permalink)
MazdaMatt
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Meh, you don't really need floating point, but certainly a 32-bit processor would be nice. I play with a Freescale Coldfire every day... no floating point and I do things like calibrating scales and accelerometers.

You'll see major improvements by doubling to 16MHz... 8-bit, 8MHz cpus have been around longer than I've been alive.

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