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I’m speculating here, but isn’t the fact that you can just run the exact same binary everywhere an advantage? Makes testing a lot easier. And these devices are
by irdc 3y ago
I’m speculating here, but isn’t the fact that you can just run the exact same binary everywhere an advantage? Makes testing a lot easier. And these devices are (currently) too low-power for emulated code to thrive.
- jqpabc123 3y agoI’m speculating here, but isn’t the fact that you can just run the exact same binary everywhere an advantage? "Embedded" typically means specialized hardware and code. "Running the same binary everywhere" is generally not a practical consideration with specialized hardware. Typical concerns I associate with "embedded" are minimizing production cost and maximizing efficiency in order to try and achieve a marketplace cost advantage. It is not clear how 64bit will help in this regard.