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the problem will be bad developers who write bad code that results in need of more powerful and powerhungry chips wich results in chip shortage the curse of th
by Shadonototro 5y ago
the problem will be bad developers who write bad code that results in need of more powerful and powerhungry chips wich results in chip shortage
the curse of the tech-age is capitalism needing cheap labor, wich results in stupid choices being made
we seen this during the Web 2.0 era, bad/cheap programmers made everything slow, sluggish and resource hungry, bad code, always bad code
it still continues today
- waiseristy 5y agoThis is true to some extent, but the biggest burden on automotive computer performance is actually safety compliance. Most modern automotive ECU's have an entire core dedicated to cross-checking the validity of the other cores execution. Protection against an extremely hostile EM environment ends up resulting in very low clock rates (150-300MHZ). And software safety mechanisms mean, at some times, 50% of core allocation could be consumed by safety related code.