Not too shy to talk
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I'd say it's just as follows: - there's a common SDK distribution. So you can expect everyone to have the same toolchain and same includes and libs in same location - Better C libs (newlib, clib2, and even other options) means better POSIX support - Newer GCC, though you're still better off using cross compiler, but at least unlike 68K you're not forced to choose between either ancient C compilers or making your own bastardized GCC build - Those two things above (better C lib, better compiler) together with bigger main memory mean easier to port cross platform code from the mainstream platforms, and more readily available defacto standard core libs e.g. cairo has been ported
Apart from that it's basically the same isn't it?
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