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PIC is clearly designed for non-C assembly code, with all global variables. Its ancient. PIC32 is actually a MIPS core (sorta, kinda, maybe). It actually uses
by theatrus2 15y ago
PIC is clearly designed for non-C assembly code, with all global variables. Its ancient.
PIC32 is actually a MIPS core (sorta, kinda, maybe). It actually uses GCC to compile (good luck on compiling your own GCC though). However, there isn't much appeal with CM3 now on the scene.