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Yes, they'd do.

Except for that it would be tying the LuaCHIP project to old, out-phasing hardware. For this reason alone, I think the choice of ARM as the platform is a valid one. Longevity.

-ak

11.8.2004 kello 19:12, David Given kirjoitti:

Incidentally, an old Palm Pilot would make an excellent platform for this sort of thing. They're thoroughly well understood; powerful OS kernels that will
run on them are freely available (ucLinux); they've got decent I/O
capabilities and expandability. I'm sure I could come up with a use for a robust device that ran for a week off batteries, talked TCP/IP over IRDA, had
a graphical display, could control other devices via a standard serial
interface and was trivially scriptable in Lua...

They're also cheap, which helps.