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I would argue that if you have an MMU, you aren't really "embedded" anymore. An RPi isn't "embedded". However, you may still be doing systems programming.
by bsder 2y ago
I would argue that if you have an MMU, you aren't really "embedded" anymore. An RPi isn't "embedded". However, you may still be doing systems programming.
- kazinator 2y agoEmbedded means that something that is not itself computer contains one, running some dedicated control application. If a Raspberry Pi is built into a toaster, where it controls the temperature and toasting duration according to the user-selected selected darkness level, it's embedded. If the toaster has a screen, and you can install and uninstall apps on the Pi, then it doesn't look so embedded any more.