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Note that it can't be used commercially without a proper license. Also, no 64 bit.

• jk4930 12y ago
  Two thoughts here: 1. If you use it commercially, you can pay for it. 2. In most cases where it's needed, 64 bit doesn't matter. (Though I might be wrong on the second one.)
  • Keyframe 12y ago
    1. Nobody argued that. 2. What do you mean it doesn't matter? You think embedded and similar systems don't need/use 64-bit space? True for most I guess.
  • wolfgke 12y ago
    But if I don't use it commercially, but also not for research, it's not sure, whether I can pay for it.
• e12e 12y ago
  It can't be used for anything other than research for free. So you can't write useful systems and give them away without a license either. (You might of course be able to get a license for free, but it rules out using it as a foundation for a Free embedded kit, like writing something like the Arduino platform. Which is a pity, but quite understandable).