There's something new coming.. AVR32 with STK-1000 16 registers in the register file, hardware context switching with some number of mirrored registers. Four levels of interrupt priority, 64 interrupt groups, and 32 lines per group (that's a LOTTA ISRs!) Instructions for moving blocks of registers. 32 bit barrel shifter. Data and code cacheing. Chips not for a few months according to the article in Electronic Design. Java support, Possibly built-in ethernet controllers. STK1000, with studio, GCC, linux 2.6 kernel, IAR's EWAVR32 Looks like interesting on-chip debug support too.
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Be on the lookout..
2006-02-01 by Dave VanHorn
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