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The 'bare metal' part is interesting, but I'd assume dealing with things like video or audio directly on the HW, especially in modern hardware is a PITA A very
by raverbashing 3y ago
The 'bare metal' part is interesting, but I'd assume dealing with things like video or audio directly on the HW, especially in modern hardware is a PITA
A very bare-bones linux or BSD should add minimum overhead and make things much easier
- renewedrebecca 3y agoThe Circle library handles all of that... Remember, this is just for Raspberry Pi hardware, so it's not like they have to support that many different types of hardware.