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All of this only applies to hobbists. Serious shops have been using 32 bit mcus since the mid 00s and if you even think about putting an interpreter in there, a

All of this only applies to hobbists. Serious shops have been using 32 bit mcus since the mid 00s and if you even think about putting an interpreter in there, a senior software engineer will probably kill you in your sleep. Rightfully so.

matt_trentini 4y ago
Not in my experience; 32 bit MCUs are cheap and powerful these days and reducing the development time by a significant margin - our projects have seen 15-30% reductions compared to our equivalent C estimates - is well worth considering. I'd be more worried about senior engineers that didn't take that seriously.