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Yes if you set it up correctly, but it's very easy to set it up wrong, especially once a networking or usb stack is in the mix.
by mikepurvis 3y ago
Yes if you set it up correctly, but it's very easy to set it up wrong, especially once a networking or usb stack is in the mix.
- JohnFen 3y agoThis is true for all platforms, including no OS at all, RTOSes, Linux, DOS, Windows, etc.
- mikepurvis 3y agoFair, but there are ready-to-go Linux configurations for RPi that assume you'll do "normal" things like talk to USB devices and the network. Additionally, Linux has available a multitude of very rich in-band debugging and logging capabilities that help you understand and mitigate common problems— whereas a bad interrupt or peripheral configuration on some microcontroller could have you banging your head again a GDB frontend or shelling out thousands for a tool like Tracealyzer to tell you what on earth is going on with it.