I knew you'd focus on the one I Googled as evidence they're doing something in multicore that's not embedded. It's part of why I left it there. You predictably

I knew you'd focus on the one I Googled as evidence they're doing something in multicore that's not embedded. It's part of why I left it there. You predictably ignored ones for embedded systems that are hard, real-time along with those I cited deployed in industry for hard, real-time. You continue not believing in hard, real-time GC's despite them in production in real systems that aren't crashing or falling out of the sky. You continue to avoid any exploration of the significant amount of published designs you get just Googling "hard real-time GC" to focus on any peripheral, barely-related point you can. There's no reason to doubt hard, real-time GC's exist or can work at this point. You should've moved to another goalpost like what tradeoffs were required as others did. You're either trolling us or dodging all evidence due to beliefs only rooted in faith. That is, ignoring all facts contrary to your belief that hard, real-time GC's don't exist or can't work in embedded. So, I'm done arguing with you since nobody can argue against religion that twists or dismisses real-world things to maintain its faith-based ones.