I develop hardware libraries (node.js, c++ and node-red) for the Raspberry Pi.
The hardware driver is written in C++.
I am currently developing for 32bit and 64bit.
To test the software I have to work with many SD cards for 32bit and 64bit and the different PI models.
If a new OS or Node-Red is released, all SD cards have to be updated.
That is time-consuming.
This is very important because Raspberry recently really set a trap for me and other developers.
They simply changed the access to the GPIO and my gpiox node no longer worked on Raspi except RPi5.
Its now fixed.
In the future I would like to only develop for the Raspberry Pi 64bit OS.
Do many users use 32bit OS?
Thanks for your answers.
The hardware driver is written in C++.
I am currently developing for 32bit and 64bit.
To test the software I have to work with many SD cards for 32bit and 64bit and the different PI models.
If a new OS or Node-Red is released, all SD cards have to be updated.
That is time-consuming.
This is very important because Raspberry recently really set a trap for me and other developers.
They simply changed the access to the GPIO and my gpiox node no longer worked on Raspi except RPi5.
Its now fixed.
In the future I would like to only develop for the Raspberry Pi 64bit OS.
Do many users use 32bit OS?
Thanks for your answers.
Statistics: Posted by iiot2k — Thu Dec 05, 2024 12:08 pm