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teraflop • last Monday at 8:03 PM
I know it used to be, but is it really still common for embedded systems to use weird architectures that G++/Clang don't support?
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Embedded systems, for example.
I know it used to be, but is it really still common for embedded systems to use weird architectures that G++/Clang don't support?
Only very weird ones that barely support C like PIC, most ones support at least C++98 or C++11.