"High-level language for #embedded systems that is faster than Micropython?"
Why #RustLang Strings seem hard
I just launched a new bot replicating the feed of CNX-Software on Twitter.
If like me you are interested in electronics and microcontrollers this is a very good one to follow.
Others on my list of favorites:
@lupyuen
@hackaday @hackster_io
Awesome #LoRa Goodies @PINE64 ... Many thanks to RAKwireless 👍
https://www.pine64.org/2021/04/15/april-update-new-developments/
Sorry I goofed ... Mixed up microseconds and milliseconds in #BL602 #LoRa SX1262 Driver ... Now AirSpy SDR shows the complete LoRa Chirp! 🎉
https://github.com/lupyuen/bl_iot_sdk/commit/bbd5395e04160d97f7d56193ad7f0a2022bcb45d
@AmpBenzScientist @lupyuen I was following RiscV since its inception, as part of a dream of exactly-what-we-wanted in terms of potential for freedom, modularity, but also lo-fi/frugal computing etc.
For a while i dreamt, and waited, and got convinced one future for freedom will have to be paved in RiscV chips!
I would have never expected that my first RiscV chip ever would be a... 25$ soldering iron!!! <3 amazing #pinecil
Prob a testperiment from @PINE64 towards riscV SBC (recntly anounced)
@lupyuen With RISC-V it seems that the choice is either to pay a lot of money for open hardware or pay pocket change for a handful of odd Shenzhen Samples from good ole Guangdong, Zhongguo.
@lupyuen I called it lol. Ever since I got the k210 dual core 64bit RISC-V SoC in the M5 Camera, I knew that RISC-V was going to take over certain areas. I saw object detection faster than anything I have experienced before. This architecture is much like the Linux kernel of CPUs.
IoT Techie and Educator / Apache NuttX PMC