On the C++ Programming Language for Embedded Software, Systems, and Platforms
Introduction
The are a number of reasons developers may want to consider using C++ as the programming language of choice when developing for an embedded device. C++ does compare with C in terms of syntactical similarities, in addition to memory allocation, code reuse and other features. There are also reasons to take caution when considering C++ and its related toolsets. One reason is that functionality and performance vary across compilers due to differing implementations of the standard by individual vendors and open-source offerings. In addition, C++ and its libraries tend to be much larger and more complex than their C language counterparts. As such, there ...
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