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Pi is a far cry from "Microcontrollers". MQTT requires a TCP stack, which limits to the higher end chips. But, for embedded linux, you're probably golden.
by jvanderbot 5y ago
Pi is a far cry from "Microcontrollers".
MQTT requires a TCP stack, which limits to the higher end chips.
But, for embedded linux, you're probably golden.
- joezydeco 5y agoMQTT is available via LWIP on STM32 parts that don't have an MMU. I've tried it on the STM32F746 (Cortex-M7) and it works well, although there are other issues with networking on CubeMX that are open.