That’s kind of like assuming AVR chips were only for hobbyists because you’re only familiar with the Arduino. And assuming that what hobbyists do has to be how

That’s kind of like assuming AVR chips were only for hobbyists because you’re only familiar with the Arduino. And assuming that what hobbyists do has to be how the embedded industry works. I’m looking at this from the point of view of someone who runs a company that does about 2-3 custom MCU based design per year, and spends at least 30% of our software development effort on embedded. We don’t write firmware in C because it is fun, but because we don’t actually have any real choice. But please, do tell me that I’m looking at this wrong when I say that I’d rather not write software that controls machines that can kill people in C.