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by not2b
1586 days ago
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Long ago when I worked on real-time digital signal processing I did have to worry about DRAM discharge timing because the board I was using had a non-maskable interrupt to do the RAM refresh, and this limited the rate at which I could access the A/D converter. I think it was an LSI-11 board if I remember right. Fun times. But yes, unless you're doing bare-metal embedded systems you haven't needed to care in a long time ... at least until someone came up with Rowhammer. |
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