2 posts tagged with "OpenEmber"

Even with OpenEmber (C++-first), we still need EmberLite in pure C: industrial, medical, and aerospace projects often prioritize determinism, static memory, and certifiability over language features. C keeps call graphs and resource usage easier to reason about and aligns well with MISRA-style rules.

This site is built with Docusaurus and explains what OpenEmber and EmberLite are, how the architecture is layered, how to build each repository, and how the ember CLI fits in.