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I've recently started exploring C++ and might start using that language for my STM32 projects. I decided to look at which language features are more relevant and which are less. So I did some digging and found that just a few features would in-effect give me a more powerful C without any of the baggage that comes with the OO stuff.
I began with references and this is very helpful, lets us avoid the pitfalls of pointers at no cost, a genuine language capability.
But I'm also going to understand typed fixed length arrays, consteval (e.g. lookup tables) and a few more.
These come under the "zero cost abstractions" heading I believe.
I began with references and this is very helpful, lets us avoid the pitfalls of pointers at no cost, a genuine language capability.
But I'm also going to understand typed fixed length arrays, consteval (e.g. lookup tables) and a few more.
These come under the "zero cost abstractions" heading I believe.
