Huh, and if you have ROM and RAM I guess it literally is a Harvard Architecture
http://www.ibiblio.org/apollo/BlockIII.html
I never thought of that before!
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Huh, and if you have ROM and RAM I guess it literally is a Harvard Architecture http://www.ibiblio.org/apollo/BlockIII.html I never thought of that before! 1 comment
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@natecull Not necessarily, or even typically. It is quite common to have both code and read-only data in ROM while using RAM for read/write data. RAM can also be used to hold code loaded from some type of storage that doesn't permit direct execution.