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by baz00
980 days ago
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This is the correct solution. What I see a lot of is people trying to cram all sorts of shit into a Pi and expecting everything to work properly. I actually wrote a fairly small event-driven kernel for AVR parts a few years ago called XOC "exec-or-communicate" which could do small real-time tasks easily (combinational logic, state machines, interrupt handling) and delegated complicated ones to a host machine over virtual serial port. It was used for a metering system I developed. The AVR side could withstand a complete host failure and reboot. |
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