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I will try it again then. What is your experience with it in very small devices? As I read online still, the binaries would not fit in the mcus we use. Maybe I

I will try it again then. What is your experience with it in very small devices? As I read online still, the binaries would not fit in the mcus we use. Maybe I am missing something there which has changed or I just missed. I would love to see a realistic (not hello world) example on a 32kb mcu. So with significant amount of function points (we do decryption, signing, otp generation, display driver, keyboard, and lot more and people told me and I read online this would not work well with Rust but this is maybe outdated or maybe the code will just look like C? I don't know examples of anything realistic): think that would turn me and more people.

kaba0 5y ago
If binary size is that important, then there is even better options than C: Zig.
- tluyben2 5y ago
  Well, every 0.01$ counts for these components as orders are in the millions or 10s of millions. Everything that can be cut gets cut. And now lead times count as well as there are shortages and some factories have many waifers of these low spec ones to sell. I tried Zig on Linux and it is nice: any restricted embedded examples? I will try both Rust and zig when I get home to see if it could even work.