C++ in embedded. Lord god no Note so sure, maybe depends on what 'embedded' exactly means to you. I mean, years ago I was working on some TI C6x series DSPs an

C++ in embedded. Lord god no Note so sure, maybe depends on what 'embedded' exactly means to you. I mean, years ago I was working on some TI C6x series DSPs and needed a circular buffer. Hadn't one in C, did have a templated one in C++. Didn't think twice: if the compiler would swallow it, and it did, why would I go through the hassle of doing the work again in C possibly beeding different implementations for different type or a bunch of rather ugly void* stuff? Everything worked out. So for that particual case, C++ in embedded, god yes, as it meant: less development time, reuse existing implementation both for float and int types, etc. And that's +10 years ago so I'd imagine there's now more compilers which would do it.