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by publicmail 3y ago
Yep. I use VMs though. I still have to build for some embedded platforms that are based on the 2.4 Linux kernel…
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by publicmail 3y ago
In something as simple as the code in the article, yes. It's likely that the tool will infer a block RAM as long as there are BRAM resources with the required number of ports, etc. It gets a little more unreliable when you start access
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by publicmail 3y ago
Location: PA/NJ/NY Remote: Optional Willing to relocate: No, but willing to commute a large distance if hybrid. Technologies: Embedded Linux, U-Boot, Buildroot, Yocto, bare-metal MCU development, etc. About Me: Embedded firmware d
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by publicmail 3y ago
> It’s not all blue crap off Amazon. To be honest, those little blue unmanaged Netgear switches aren’t bad at all. We have dozens of them in our lab at work running 24/7 for like decades and have never had a failure that I remember.
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by publicmail 3y ago
Location: PA/NJ/NY Remote: Optional Willing to relocate: No, but willing to commute a large distance if hybrid. Technologies: Embedded Linux, U-Boot, Buildroot, Yocto, bare-metal MCU development, etc. About Me: Embedded firmware d
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by publicmail 3y ago
Both AMD and Intel have actively-maintained open source drivers in the Linux kernel.
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by publicmail 3y ago
Agreed. I’ve been doing C development for the last 10 years and I’ve never seen that. I would have put it inside a struct and returned that. I hate those types of trick questions.
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by publicmail 3y ago
Hey, could I get an invite? Please excuse the new account. I just made it because I didn’t want to put my email address in the bio of my regular account.