Å microcontroller needs a microcontroller core.
replyEDIT: Leaving that Å in. For some reason, iOS on iPad is obsessed with autocorrecting "A" to "Å" even when using the English keyboard. It's driving me nuts.
Isn't there a setting to turn auto-correct off?
replyYes but autocorrect is on the whole useful, I'm a bit sloppy when I type on glass and it's probably correct a little bit more than it's wrong.
replyActually I'm not sure if that's even true anymore. It constantly "corrects" "its" into "it's" (it even did it just now) in situations where "its" is appropriate. It corrected the "on" in "type on glass" earlier to "in". And half of my "A" gets turned into "Å" (it just happened again and I had to go back and fix it). Maybe it has gotten to a point where it's wrong more than it's right.
That autocorrect business would be a great modern technology prank to do to someome on purpose.
replyAuto Incorrect, or for short, AI.
replyDoes the 'Å' pop up if you long press 'A'?
replyYes, it's one of the options there. But I'm not doing that, I'm just pressing the A key and it automatically gets transformed to Å once I hit space around 50% of the time.
replyI thought cortex-m0 was taking over that slice of the pie.
replyBy volume, I would expect the majority of microcontroller silicon shipped to be these kinds of deeply embedded cores. They even show up in chips called “microcontrollers.”
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