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If you're a firmware engineer and already familiar with the ins and outs of C, I don't think it buys you anything, agreed. I also don't think there's something
by StavrosK 6y ago
If you're a firmware engineer and already familiar with the ins and outs of C, I don't think it buys you anything, agreed. I also don't think there's something fundamentally wrong with it that would force a hobbyist to rewrite everything in C if they wanted to commercialize their prototype.
- ak_25 6y agoI can agree with this. If you find a language that is more approachable and gets stuff done, you should go for it. (And hopefully get sucked into firmware(I wish we had more firmware-engineers ;-) ))