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Hi Everyone
I have been a fan of the Ada language for some time but Adacore, the people behind the gnat Ada compiler don't make it easy to use it in an embedded setting, at least not commercially, they are pushing a very expensive paid option.
I know there are lots of times when concurrency is needed in electronic embedded design but I also know that there are lots of people using more than one CPU even with moderately priced circuit boards(i.e Under $500 USD)
Do you guys use C++ or some other languages that supports threading or do you just use more than one CPU with a single thread per CPU, when you need concurrency?
Thanks for reading-Patrick
I have been a fan of the Ada language for some time but Adacore, the people behind the gnat Ada compiler don't make it easy to use it in an embedded setting, at least not commercially, they are pushing a very expensive paid option.
I know there are lots of times when concurrency is needed in electronic embedded design but I also know that there are lots of people using more than one CPU even with moderately priced circuit boards(i.e Under $500 USD)
Do you guys use C++ or some other languages that supports threading or do you just use more than one CPU with a single thread per CPU, when you need concurrency?
Thanks for reading-Patrick
