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no 32-bit embedded support—as long as the target platform is 64-bit it'll work just fine for such purposes.
by adamrezich 3y ago
no 32-bit embedded support—as long as the target platform is 64-bit it'll work just fine for such purposes.
- chongli 3y agoThat's silly. Embedded developers rarely work on 64-bit target platforms. Much more common are 8-bit micros such as AVR or PIC with the 32-bit STM32 when you need more power.