👉 Sprawly is a term in computer science that refers to a type of memory layout used by microcontrollers and other digital devices. It involves using multiple registers or registers with a single instruction, which can be thought of as a "spray" across all available registers. In the context of software development, sprawly memory layouts are often used for programs with many variables, where each variable has its own independent set of registers to store and manipulate data. This approach allows for easier manipulation of variables within
