[raxxorraxor]

Didn't know about this language feature. Seems neat. The ASM integration is also neat. If you compare that to C...

Still, I have rarely seen C++ compilers for embedded systems. Although the latter definition more and more includes PC hardware.

[Denvercoder9]

> Still, I have rarely seen C++ compilers for embedded systems.

What kind of embedded systems? Even AVR has a C++ compiler.

[raxxorraxor]

Yeah, that was wrong. I meant there are very few serious projects implemented in C++ for µC that are restricted memory wise.

Yes, AVR has a C++ compiler, but I could imagine it doesn't support all language features. If it does it would still be discouraged to use dynamic memory allocation, which is pretty essential to leverage many advantages of object orientated languages.

Of course embedded systems aren't restricted to that anymore and you are perfectly fine to use C++ for the average ARM system that isn't as restricted memory wise.

[mvladic]

Still, C++ is very useful on embedded systems. This article is just about that.