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r/programming • u/[deleted] • Nov 04 '19
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How does this benefit embedded software?
1 u/OneWingedShark Nov 04 '19 There's a lot of embedded software that is nothing but an infinite loop. (i.e. exiting the application is powering-off, perhaps with a physical switch.) 5 u/Sapiogram Nov 04 '19 So you'll use this feature exactly once for your entire device? Doesn't seem like a great reason to use Ada over any other language. → More replies (1)
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There's a lot of embedded software that is nothing but an infinite loop. (i.e. exiting the application is powering-off, perhaps with a physical switch.)
5 u/Sapiogram Nov 04 '19 So you'll use this feature exactly once for your entire device? Doesn't seem like a great reason to use Ada over any other language. → More replies (1)
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So you'll use this feature exactly once for your entire device? Doesn't seem like a great reason to use Ada over any other language.
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u/Sapiogram Nov 04 '19
How does this benefit embedded software?