This seems like a great tutorial for both Ada and embedded systems in general. I'm definitely going to have to check this out more.
Can someone speak, at a high-level, on how Ada manages memory? I'm gonna read the docs, but if anyone has a good explanation here, that would be appreciated!
In general, I'm interested in learning more about embedded languages that are not C/C++ or Rust. To give some context, my dream embedded language is one like F# or OCaml that can be embedded (i.e., has manual memory management or some other solution).
Can someone speak, at a high-level, on how Ada manages memory? I'm gonna read the docs, but if anyone has a good explanation here, that would be appreciated!
In general, I'm interested in learning more about embedded languages that are not C/C++ or Rust. To give some context, my dream embedded language is one like F# or OCaml that can be embedded (i.e., has manual memory management or some other solution).