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it really depends on which embedded you are talking about - 8-bit micros with 128 bytes of RAM and 250mhz 32-bit behemoths are fundamentally not programmed in t
by jcelerier 4y ago
it really depends on which embedded you are talking about - 8-bit micros with 128 bytes of RAM and 250mhz 32-bit behemoths are fundamentally not programmed in the same way, and let's not talk about some ARMv8 linux-based embedded which is likely more powerful than the computer you used to play Quake III Arena on.
I'm having some fun with RP2040s and ESP32s these days and I can just use standard C++20 as understood by GCC 12 without specific restrictions except exceptions (and I'm having a lot of fun with it) - hell, there's even some boost:: usage in there.