CERT C Secure Coding Standard: last call for reviewers [LWN.net]

CERT C Secure Coding Standard: last call for reviewers

Posted Mar 15, 2008 11:32 UTC (Sat) by Los__D (subscriber, #15263)
In reply to: CERT C Secure Coding Standard: last call for reviewers by ajross
Parent article: CERT C Secure Coding Standard: last call for reviewers

In fact "Harvard Architecture" CPU's doesn't (necessarily) reference different areas, just
different busses for code and data.

Thus, any modern CPU, more or less uses Harvard Architecture because of the split code/data
cache design.

- Which is, of course, completely irrelevant to your point, carry on. :)

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DSPs use Harvard architecture

Posted Mar 16, 2008 6:29 UTC (Sun) by JoeBuck (subscriber, #2330) [Link]

... and if you have a cell phone you run one. Separate program and data space, and sometimes the busses are different widths.