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Embedded C is used for microcontrollers. Embedded C may have extensions to C that help in the microcontroller relm, however normal C *can* be used on microcontrollers as well. Is it
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Embedded C over C. I didn't learn anything about Embedded C and I was curious: I'd was unaware of a single language called Embedded C. I've seen lots of flavours of C that have been tweaked for specific CPUs e.g. the MCS-51 friendly ones that
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Necessity section contains a bunch of nonsense. It should clarify that embedded systems and their applications grew in size and writing code for them in assembly isn't as feasible anymore, therefore the need for Embedded C. Use of English language is poor with the misuse of "came up".
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