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While the porting of NETBSD used to be a meme, these days there are far more embedded platforms supported by Linux in some fashion. Sadly not all on the mainli
by sspiff 3y ago
While the porting of NETBSD used to be a meme, these days there are far more embedded platforms supported by Linux in some fashion.
Sadly not all on the mainline, but having worked in the embedded world, Linux is a massive part of that space.
- int_19h 3y agoI think it's reasonable to eventually treat 32-bit embedded in the same manner we treat 8-bit and 16-bit embedded today: as "weird" architectures that have their own bespoke OSes (even if it's a fork of Linux or BSD), and on which "normal" portable code is not really expected to compile or run without modifications.