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Probably because a lot programmers are just used to the fact pretty much at the desktop level it's x86/64. However, when you start talking microcontrollers for
by anfilt 8y ago
Probably because a lot programmers are just used to the fact pretty much at the desktop level it's x86/64.
However, when you start talking microcontrollers for instance the architectures are all over the place.
C covers both these use cases.
- dumael 8y agoIndeed, the likes of x86 little endian assumptions of programmers (even compiler engineers) can be hilarious (in the sad clown way) when targeting something like MIPS64 big endian.