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C/C++ library?!? In my experience most bundle their own compiler suite. Nothing like learning what parts of C++03 are/aren't implemented. Especially in the RT
by valarauca1 10y ago
C/C++ library?!?
In my experience most bundle their own compiler suite. Nothing like learning what parts of C++03 are/aren't implemented.
Especially in the RTOS space where most the time your program is just an object file being injected into the OS.
- turbinerneiter 10y agoTrue, the libraries are C. Compilers are often gcc. Like AVR has a gcc compiler and as you said some parts of C++ are implemented. For ARM there is also a gcc. I only have experience with AVR and ARM (STM) to be honest.
- uxp 10y agoI came across this [0] yesterday while looking for STM32 stuff for those cheap ass $2 STM32F103 boards. To your point, however, it's still just writing values directly out to register pointers. That entire repo can be boiled down to one little C program like this [1]. 0. https://github.com/jamesmunns/bluepill https://github.com/jamesmunns/bluepill 1. https://gist.github.com/uxp/35c9d5d51b2229f5c4c2e5b11c3341e5 https://gist.github.com/uxp/35c9d5d51b2229f5c4c2e5b11c3341e5
- AlphaSite 10y agoThe MBed suite is rather nice to use.