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Perhaps a viable way to break the monopoly that C/C++ has in embedded software is to create a language that compiles to C. That way people can use their existin
by ksrm 10y ago
Perhaps a viable way to break the monopoly that C/C++ has in embedded software is to create a language that compiles to C. That way people can use their existing compilers (which may be the only choice for a particular target), drivers, middleware, etc. but benefit from a modern, safe(r) language.
- desiderantes 10y agoCheck avr-vala (https://github.com/apmasell/avr-vala https://github.com/apmasell/avr-vala)