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Indeed. And I've got too used to the dual-core on the ESP32. Having the ability to pin tasks to one core for 'heavy-lifting' while running main task logic on th
by ourcat 6y ago
Indeed. And I've got too used to the dual-core on the ESP32. Having the ability to pin tasks to one core for 'heavy-lifting' while running main task logic on the other, avoiding interrupts, has been a huge relief. (Though, has possibly led to some lazy coding too ;) )
- elcritch 6y agohaha, precisely. It's the primary reason I chose it for our company's projects -- no need for interrupts timing. From a business angle I view lazy code ~== time/money saved!