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Subject: what does your Ada + hardware look like ?
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Hi Everyone

Ada basically needs a Posix system underneth. Other members have shown us how to run Ada on bare metal and on single board computers like the BeagleBoard but my guess is that this is not the common case.

What sorts of hardware are you using with Ada? What sort of CPU, is it on a custom PCBs or off the shelf?

Has anyone used IC2 or SPI from a desktop to control circuits that don't have a C firmware?

Please share!

Thanks-Patrick