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It appears that the current gen of "IoT" is built on cheap SoCs which run Linux. Linux is millions of lines of C code already, so using Forth in that context f
by chubot 10y ago
It appears that the current gen of "IoT" is built on cheap SoCs which run Linux.
Linux is millions of lines of C code already, so using Forth in that context feels a bit ridiculous.
- pjmlp 10y agoCheaper SoCs like Arduino and Cortex-M3 run bare metal runtimes, just like on the old days. But yeah, I guess for single units people will just shell out 10 euro more and use a Linux capable unit. However there are options to use better languages than C or C++ for bare metal embedded development, but none of them tends to be Forth, rather Basic, Pascal, Ada, Java, .NET, Oberon variants.