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by skrebbel
4094 days ago
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> BTW, please don't use that word Good point. I won't anymore. Your experience matches with mine (especially point 1). It's a sad state of affairs, really. Wrt point two, true, but these days there's a vanishingly small number of problems that can only be solved cost-efficiently on microcontrollers and C. My favourite example is ASML, world market leader in chip machines, which sell at millions of dollars a piece and could be specced to have any computing power needed, effectively, and has a software stack of 30 million lines of C. Running on microcontrollers and Sun Solaris computers. |
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