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If the Linux kernel on STM32 has something important to offer for the application, like quicker time to market, while meeting the requirements and hitting price
by vardump 7y ago
If the Linux kernel on STM32 has something important to offer for the application, like quicker time to market, while meeting the requirements and hitting price targets, why not?
But yeah, if I needed to run Linux, I'd quickly pick something like Cortex A53, Cortex R52... etc. But hey, there might be a niche for Linux running on STM32.
Doing embedded (and drivers) at dayjob.