4 ms·
That kinda surprises me a bit, I'd figure if any interpreted language would work on embedded it'd be Lua. Back when I was in games we ran the whole AI for a PS
by vvanders 11y ago
That kinda surprises me a bit, I'd figure if any interpreted language would work on embedded it'd be Lua.
Back when I was in games we ran the whole AI for a PSP game in an single 400kB block and it worked fantastically.
- pfalcon 11y agoIf you think that Lua is good for that, you'd be surprised how MicroPython is good - it's written purposedly for microcontrollers. And Lua was written for "desktop" scripting and found its stronghold in gaming industry. Its usage on deeply embedded systems is attempt at downscaling. Which works. How well?.. MicroPython can work in 128K of "ROM" (80K for language core, rest for modules/user code). In 400K, you can do a lot with it.