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>C++ (b/c its fundamentally still just C) I agree with your comment but hate this comparison. C and C++ are completely different languages. Idiomatic C++ looks

• jdblair 9y ago
  Yes, I agree with you, but I make this point because C++ gives me the same direct access to the hardware. I can always just write C (or inline assembly, if I really have to go there). That's why my last embedded project was written in C++. There was a core that implemented SPI by bit-banging GPIO registers, but wrapped around that was idiomatic C++.
  • Sir_Cmpwn 9y ago
    The line is pretty grey, but I don't consider that much different than a project in any language writing and linking to a few modules in C where necessary.