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They want to have the cake and eat it too with same instruction set fitting "small" (few hundred kB of flash/RAM at most) and "big" (Linux kernel running device
by ilyt 3y ago
They want to have the cake and eat it too with same instruction set fitting "small" (few hundred kB of flash/RAM at most) and "big" (Linux kernel running devices and up) ones.
IMO it's futile effort that unnecesarily taxes the big codes.