Can I use <boost> libraries (specifically shared_ptr) with CCS V6?

Boaz Aizenshtark

Intellectual 960 points

I saw that the <memory> header optionally includes <boost/shared_ptr.hpp>, but some defines must appear. So:

Are boost libraries supported by CCS V6?
If so, how do I include it?
As it is not imported by default, is there any reason not to use it?

over 7 years ago

0 George Mock over 7 years ago

TI__Guru**** 232670 points

Boaz Aizenshtark said:
Are boost libraries supported by CCS V6?

In short, no. This wiki article talks about how to use an older revision of Boost with the C6000 compiler. But it is out-of-date now.

Thanks and regards,

-George

0 Silver Diamond over 7 years ago

Genius 4010 points

Nice to know that another embedded developer is trying to use modern programming constructs, The shared_ptr is part of standard c++11 library, if you are using a uC that supports GCC compiler, you can convert to GCC compiler and you should be able to use the shard_ptr and even lambda's, how cool is that?

0 Boaz Aizenshtark over 7 years ago in reply to Silver Diamond

Intellectual 960 points

Nice!

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