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    <p>I don't know what the time base your transfering data in is, but I know the TMS32064x which is listed on the specsheet for the SDK has a very powerful DMA engine. (I'm assuming it's the orignal ZOOM OMAP34X MDK. It says it has a 64xx.) I would hope the OMAP has something simalar, use them to their fullest advantage. I would recomend setting up "ping-pong" buffers in the interal ram of the 64xx and using the SDRAM as shared memory with the transfers handle by DMA. External RAM is going to be a bottleneck on any of the 6xxx series parts so keep whatever you can locked into internal memory to improve performance. Typically these parts will have the ability to bus 8 32bits words to the processor core once it's in internal memory, but that vary from part to part based on what level cache it allows you to map as direct access ram. Cost sensitive parts from TI move the "mappable memory" farther away than some of the other chips. Also all the manuals for the parts are available from TI for free download in PDF. They even gave me hardcopies for free of the TMS320C6000 CPU and Instruction Set manual and many other books.</p> <p>As far as programming is concerned you may need to use some of the "processor intrinsics" or inline assembly to optimize any math you are doing. For the 64xx favor integer operation when possible because it doesn't have a built in floating point core. (Those are in the 67xx series.) If look at the excution units and you can map your calculations such that the different parts target different operations in a manner which can occur in a single cycle then you will be able to achive the best performance out of those parts. The instruction set manual list the types of ops that are performed by each execution unit. If you can break you calculation up in to a dual data flow sets and unwind the loops a bit the compiler will be "nicer" to you when full optimizaiton is on. This is due to the fact that the processor is broken up into a left and a right side with nearly identical execution units on either side.</p> <p>Hope this helps.</p>
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