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As someone pretty good at embedded, I always found 32-bit micros absolutely more difficult and and opaque compared to old good AVR and 6502s. ARMs are a lot les
by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
As someone pretty good at embedded, I always found 32-bit micros absolutely more difficult and and opaque compared to old good AVR and 6502s. ARMs are a lot less convenient to program in assembler, and not only due to unfriendly ISA, but also due to complex hardware interaction. Speaking of instruction count - no, for simple IO tasks AVR code would certainly be denser than ARMs.