Re: ****tability: Harmony between PC and microcontroller

On May 6, 9:06=A0am, Tom=E1s =D3 h=C9ilidhe <t...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> They can be one in the same thing if the performance affects the
> usability of the product. If I ****t a web browser to a Nintendo gaming
> console, is it really a succesful ****t if it takes seven minutes to
> load a webpage? I don't think it is.

Did it load? Yes? Then, it is. Don't think a nintendo (hey... some
nintendo can work very fine here... :) hardware was designed to work
as a http daemon (maybe that is not the product!). Performance isn't
100% hardware and, isn't too, 100% code. Run a vanilla 2.4 kernel in a
dual xeon with 1Tb memory, and run the same in a 286 with 1Mb RAM. Do
you really expect code tuning, best practices or hacks to make both
run, at least close to each other?

Did you pick the wrong language or the wrong hardware (haven't you
picked C? haven't you picked the 8 bit platform? Why mix them if you
think that will not work?)? That is the question I think you must
answer before post C standards or limits as the source of your
problems. The right tools Tom=E1s. The right tools.


Regards
Rafael