> (and as a result, performance)
> Citation, please
The parent did provide some data. Admittedly very simple.
Couls you try a different simple benchmark that shows the opposite?
That would be interesting.
> Citation, please
The parent did provide some data. Admittedly very simple.
Couls you try a different simple benchmark that shows the opposite?
That would be interesting.
TOA is citing about 300kilobits per second which is roughly 30kilobytes per second which is too much data for a 33MHz ARM7 to be able to process let alone do anything to it.
The reason for "The Triangle of Neglect" is that your chips are either under 100Mhz (often significantly as you are on bare metal) and this is too much data or above 1000MHz (you are running Linux) and nobody cares.
ADPCM was more useful back when chips didn't have hardware multipliers.