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**Bailey Hayes**: Microcontroller might be a bit vague in the proposal
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**Chris Woods**: Let’s have a definition of this
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**Friedrich Vandenberghe**: Raspberry Pi Pico
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**Robin Brown**: ESP32
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**Till Schneidereit**: is a Cortex M0+ too big?
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**Emily Ruppel**: M0+ is one of the smallest ARM configuration. Which microcontroller might not be the right way to frame, instead we could focus on which OS. Perhaps WAMR or Zephyr
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**Thomas Trenner**: Zephyr is reasonable.
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**Stephen Berard**: I think we should likely select a few reference platforms and agree on OS/board/HW config. We should agree on a Dev board, OS, and HW configuration. Should be something small, much smaller than Cortex A53.
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**Friedrich Vandenberghe**: Will file Github issue. Define portability criteria. See https://github.com/WebAssembly/wasi-i2c/pull/5
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**Bailey Hayes**: Is there a use case proposal?
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**Thomas Trenner**: UART and similar spaces
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**Bailey Hayes**: Let’s keep the discussion going in the Github issue.
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**Till Schneidereit**: Since at least some of these microcontrollers have the option to run without one: would people see it as a requirement to run without an MPU as well?
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**Ralph Squillace**: Matrix of platforms, OSes, and configurations would be useful.
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**Robin Brown**: Github discussions might be better suited than an issue.
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**Bailey Hayes**: The proposal champions will decide if they will use discussions or issues. Decision to delay the vote until portability criteria is defined.
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