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Reminds me very much of the Elixir Nerves framework*. I’m glad to see there are more options out there now. How does Go fare on single core machines like older
by rickcarlino 3y ago
Reminds me very much of the Elixir Nerves framework*. I’m glad to see there are more options out there now.
How does Go fare on single core machines like older RPi0 models?
* https://nerves-project.org/ https://nerves-project.org/
- Thaxll 3y agoGo is pretty performant, faster than Nerves for sure, I have an old RPB+ from 2014 and some go code on it, works just fine. The Go compiler can target most popular arm platforms by default.
- rcarmo 3y agoExcept that you need older versions of Go to target ARMv6, like the pre-2 revs and the Zero.
- Thaxll 3y agoAren't those are arm11? They can all be compiled with any version of Go afaik GOARM=6
- whalesalad 3y agoThey are different beasts. Nerves does OTA updates (blue/green deploys), and a lot of other cool stuff. Needs beefier hardware but I started building a pretty wicked little tool on rpi4 with nerves to try and accurately track motorcycle lap times using gps and sensor fusion. It was pretty snappy in my experience.