Ask HN: Interest in novel programming language for resource-constrained MCUs?
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https://embedded.fm/contact , If you are brave enough to be on a podcast. Full Disclosure: not my podcast, but I have listened to it, and also took Elecia White's emmbedded systems course. I would love to hear you talk about it on that podcast. :)
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Chat on lobste.rs / post project url link to https://lobste.rs
i’ve now come to a point in my career where i’ve decided to “open source” this technology – which i have to admit is a brave new world for me…. while i’m always looking for general suggestions on how best to proceed, i actually have a more specific question for this forum:
how should i best reach “bare-metal” embedded software developers who would want to learn more about a higher-level programming language that regularly yields firmware images with a higher-level of performance (especially code size) when benchmarked against comparable programs written in legacy C ???
for sure, this novel programming language is NOT for everyone – even within the embedded space, where modern edge IoT devices regularly feature megabytes of memory to hold ever-expanding middleware stacks…. putting it in simpler terms, i’m looking for folks willing to explore what’s possible in under 32K of memory on “entry-level” MCUs….
your thoughts on how i might find some kindred spirits ???
PS – this is my first post here, so i hope i'm following protocol....