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yea I go for the S3 when I need networking on one core while still running realtime applications on the other core, but it's the priciest one i would have prob
by jareklupinski 3y ago
yea I go for the S3 when I need networking on one core while still running realtime applications on the other core, but it's the priciest one
i would have probably paired a lower cost -C family (maybe the RISC one for extra nerd cred) with the arduino, since those have only one core, which would have made for a good split
maybe i'll think of a three-core micro project :)