alt Hacker NewsOdd choice of microcontrollers for a tool that targets professional developers. That's nothing e.g. the automotive industry would use.
Odd choice of microcontrollers for a tool that targets professional developers. That's nothing e.g. the automotive industry would use.
Automotive manufacturers typically use NXP, TI, or Infineon MCUs. In fact, we do support them!
It’s currently not public on our simulation platform because they are still undergoing testing and development. We don’t want to ship a half baked model, especially for uses like automotive where they have to go through strict certification testing. Hope that answers your question.