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Compiler/TM4C1294NCPDT: Dudas de Lenguaje C++ en microcontroladores

Part Number: TM4C1294NCPDT

Tool/software: TI C/C++ Compiler

Good morning, everyone! Already it has a while that it asks on this topic, I follow without understanding like using language C++ in micros and my question is:

From the point of view of IT Where do they occupy language C++? or How do they apply the concepts of POO in the microcontrollers?

I've seen some code, but none I've seen that applies the concepts of POO, well unless I'm told otherwise.

The other question is related to KEIL uVision 5.30, do you manage libraries for IT? or can I include the libraries that IT offers? and in case I want to occupy the libraries, how can I add them for both records and tivaware libraries?

Thank you very much for your answers!

  • Excuse me!! if you can't see it but here's the question:

    Good morning, everyone! Already it has a while that it asks on this topic, I follow without understanding like using language C++ in micros and my question is:

    From the point of view of IT Where do they occupy language C++? or How do they apply the concepts of POO in the microcontrollers?

    I've seen some code, but none I've seen that applies the concepts of POO, well unless I'm told otherwise.

    The other question is related to KEIL uVision 5.30, do you manage libraries for IT? or can I include the libraries that IT offers? and in case I want to occupy the libraries, how can I add them for both records and tivaware libraries?

    Thank you very much for your answers!

  • General programmming language questions such as yours are welcome on this forum.  That said, they are very rare.  Questions in this forum are usually very specific to a particular compiler released by TI.  You are more likely to get a response in an online community that is not directly related to a silicon vendor like TI.  

    antouriel123 said:
    How do they apply the concepts of POO

    I am not familiar with the acronym POO.  Maybe you mean OOP, which stands for Object Oriented Programming.  

    I think your question is mostly about how to get good performance from C++ code which executes not on a general purpose processor, but an embedded microcontroller like a C28x or MSP430.  In practice, this distinction does not mean much.  The techniques you apply to get good performance from C++ work equally well in both contexts.  

    Thanks and regards,

    -George