Why Dynamic Memory Allocation Bad (for Embedded)

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Getting better hardware is not always the solution. Sometimes; but not always. Don't be clueless. I keep explaining why dynamically allocating on embedded systems is a disagreeable idea, so thought I’d throw it on a post. This is a confusing topic for many junior developers who were taught to use new and delete in early C++ courses. In desktop/web application programming, dynamic allocation is…

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