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What are the differences between ARM7 TDMI and ARM926 EJ-S.
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ARM7 TDMI is an ARM7 core, which does not have cache or write buffer. T indicates it supports Thumb instruction set; D indicates that this core enables for enhanced debugging via a JTAG port. M indicates the core supports long multiplication and I indicates it supports break points and watch points.
ARM926 EJ-S belongs to ARM9 family. It includes cache MMU. It includes tightly coupled memory. E indicates it supports enhanced DSP instructions. J indicates it supports Java acceleration technology. S means it is delivered as VHDL source code. It includes Thumb.