As well as the usual 120KB images for writing using JTAG or over USB,
there is the experimental emBLOD boot loader that loads eLua from SD
card. Two versions of the eLua firmware are provided to put on SD
card: one is the same integer version (so you can see that it really
is 6 times slower! :) and the full floating point version, which is
only another 10% slower than the integer version running a typical
program.
New in this version is a patch to add integer versions of some of the
math library functions: max, min, abs, sqrt and the constant math.huge
http://code.google.com/p/mizar32/downloads/list ->
mizar32-firmware-20110320.tgz
The mercurial repository has the source code patches used to make this
release and the instructions for fetching, patching and building it
against the current GIT head version
http://code.google.com/p/mizar32/wiki/CompilingElua
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Where can I find the version for the Mizar32 A ?
Can I use floating point with this version ?