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i dont think c++ compilers for mcus are in this worldi did some search and ,,nada
http://www.nongnu.org/avr-libc/user-manual/FAQ.html#faq_cplusplus
apt-get install gcc-avr
Essentially in an embedded environment you should already know how many instances of an object you need. For example, you should never have to dynamically add sensors, or motors, or servos at run time.
Actually they exist and are popular in the professional world: Look for FreeScale.
QuoteActually they exist and are popular in the professional world: Look for FreeScale.Freescale is a company,can you provide the link to that compiler?is it a reliable one?efficient in using mcu memory?
My thoughts on C# are that the syntax is ok, it's just about the same as Java so no big deal there. But I personally detest using any language that does Garbage Collection. I think it's the biggest crutch that was ever made.
void mySubroutine(void){ char buffer[256]; do something;}
buffer
void mySubroutine(char *args){ do something}
void mySubroutine(char args[256]){ do something}