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Why couldn’t you do the same thing with C#? Being worried about power is fine and all, but I’d rather build the application and then analyze the actual performa
by jbluepolarbear 5y ago
Why couldn’t you do the same thing with C#? Being worried about power is fine and all, but I’d rather build the application and then analyze the actual performance and power draw to determine the appropriate solution for power efficiency. I’m sure there’s some WFI (wait for interrupt) available that could be used to solve this.
- bb88 5y agoThere's nothing wrong with C# -- as long as the tooling supports the processor you're targeting and the interrupt/sleep states of the micro. If you're running off a battery say, then it's better to build your software from the start to optimize for the various sleep modes. https://lastminuteengineers.com/esp32-sleep-modes-power-consumption/ https://lastminuteengineers.com/esp32-sleep-modes-power-cons...