is there a website that teach how to program pic micro using c++ language?
i am familiar with miKro c(c programming) and and assembly language

 

Why? Abstraction is great but abstraction (like abstract art) can also mean hard to understand. In small constrained systems the real hardware has to be embraced. A skilled C engineer can easily handle the programming needs of a 8-16 bit small system with no OS, limited memory, small stacks and limited and/or strange von-Neuman or Harvard architectures. For 32-bit embedded systems with modern cpu architectures C++ might a sensible option.

CS programmers gone wild in an EE world is usually what happens when tools like C++ are used in projects that should be a Procedural programming task.

 

Why? Abstraction is great but abstraction (like abstract art) can also mean hard to understand. In small constrained systems the real hardware has to be embraced. A skilled C engineer can easily handle the programming needs of a 8-16 bit small system with no OS, limited memory, small stacks and limited and/or strange von-Neuman or Harvard architectures. For 32-bit embedded systems with modern cpu architectures C++ might a sensible option.

CS programmers gone wild in an EE world is usually what happens when tools like C++ are used in projects that should be a Procedural programming task.

i have a c++ programs written for a raspberry pi (arm processor) and i need to understand it,
i did not program a micro using c++ before and i am not familiar with arm architecture
i figure that maybe using c++ with a familiar architecture (for me) like microship pic is a good start before beginning with arm

regards

 

How about just learning the basics of C++ first? Then you will be in a good position to deal with the ARM/Rpi specific calls in the code you are looking at.

 

How about just learning the basics of C++ first? Then you will be in a good position to deal with the ARM/Rpi specific calls in the code you are looking at.

I already started learning c++
Thank anyway