What's the current viability of running Racket on a small OpenWRT
device? (Anything new, such as due to the recent modularization of the
core?)
For example of specs of a popular beefy retail home WiFi router that
runs OpenWRT well:
Processor: Atheros AR7161 rev 2 680MHz (MIPS arch)
RAM: 64MiB
Flash: 16MiB
Getting that up as high as 128MB RAM and 64MB-128MB flash would probably
be doable, but fitting Racket on the device within the above specs is
strongly preferable, for open source projects.
(In the open source application I have in mind, Racket would leave the
TCP/IP to OpenWRT and the SoC, and spend most of its time doing a
different kind of protocol through a special USB device.)
Neil V.
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