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This looks basically like assembly code for practically any embedded system - reading/writing hardware registers to interact with UARTs. Nice job (& best of luc
by nneonneo 6y ago
This looks basically like assembly code for practically any embedded system - reading/writing hardware registers to interact with UARTs. Nice job (& best of luck with the Asahi Linux project - very exciting!)
- marcan_42 6y agoWell, the Apple M1 is an embedded SoC after all :) Thank you!
- yitchelle 6y agoThat is the most exciting part of the M1 for me. What do you think will be the first embedded application for the M1, assuming Apple allows it to be purchased by 3rd parties? Autonomous driving, or robotics, or other..??
- saagarjha 6y agoApple won't allow it to be purchased by third parties.
- magnusmundus 6y agoNot quite as exciting as your examples, but I guess an evolution of Apple CarPlay might be likely.
- WanderPanda 6y agoYes they need to capture the car UI part as legacy automakers will not be able to build an ecosystem for that.
- SftwreEngnr 6y agoPolitely, fuck off with the emoticons.
- DonHopkins 6y agoI can't reply directly to the totally useless and aggressive and self contradictory sibling message from rightfully banned user "SftwreEngnr", but if I saw a real Software Engineer writing code with abbreviations like "SftwreEngnr", I would fire them immediately. Nobody wants to remember your uniquely annoying special snowflake abbreviations, and try to guess and remember which letters you arbitrarily and capriciously decided to leave out just to save a few keystrokes of typing. Learn to touch type and spell out the entire words correctly without missing any letters, or find a different career, "SftwreEngnr".