I'm working on an embedded project where I'm actually thinking about using ECS on a STM32H5. It's not about cache-friendly locality (waitstates on internal SRAM

I'm working on an embedded project where I'm actually thinking about using ECS on a STM32H5. It's not about cache-friendly locality (waitstates on internal SRAM for MCUs is basically a rounding error compared to the DRAM latency seen on desktop or server-class hardware), but the business is so complex that the traditional inheritance/composition is getting quite messy. When you end up using virtual and diamond inheritance in C++, you know you're in trouble... It's too bad that ECS isn't more widely known outside of gamedev. It's not just good for performance, it's also legitimately a useful architecture design on its own to solve problems.