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From: | Bob Cook |
Subject: | Re: [avr-libc-dev] C++ compile-time FSM generator? |
Date: | Sat, 29 May 2004 09:10:47 -0700 |
Hi,I spent some time a couple of months back looking at the state of C++. The avr-libc documentation includes the high-level version of the existing limitations. The lack of a Standard C++ Library is sort of a showstopper for using boost. Minimalist C++ works fine, including ctor/dtor, virtual methods (but not pure virtual methods) and inheritance, templates, etc. But no containers, no iostream, etc. I made an attempt at getting the gcc C++ libraries to compile but I didn't have the time or the knowledge to understand the complexities. It seems feasible to duplicate enough of the gcc libsupc++ to get new/delete and pure virtual functions working, but I decided my projects (hobby robotics) could live without those features.
Regards, Bob Cook On 29-May-04, at 3:23 AM, Bob Paddock wrote:
As written the PSTR macro doesn't work when used in C++ modules.Is enought of the AVR C++ functioning that it could do this?:
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