There is an article called Multilingual blink for ...
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There is an article called Multilingual blink for Raspberry Pi Pico ( https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/multilingual-blink-for-raspberry-pi-pico/ ). Note that the Rust version is the most verbose by far 😱. In case anyone is wondering Kotlin isn't available for uC's (Microcontrollers), therefore the Kotlin version is absent (missing in action). All questions about that, and other stuff relating to Embedded development with Kotlin should be directed to the Kotlin team the next time they have a Kotlin AMA (Ask Me Anything) session on Reddit. Who knows, there might be a Kotlin team member busy working on a side project to port Kotlin to a uC 🙃 . JavaScript already works on the Raspberry Pi Pico, no pressure 😅.
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It looks that Rust snippet problem is not Rust as programming language, but driver which they use, which require configuration, so probably just more universal rather than specific for particular chip as others
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Rust version is the most verbose
It is not verbose, it just explicitly configures all microcontrollers hardware, part relevant to the "led blink" is a few lines at the end. Other impementations skip configuration part, and use implicit (default) configuration defined somewhere else.
g
Yep! Exactly what I meant, other just hide complexity under the hood of library