Using "Modern C++" for Efficient Embedded Systems

Webinar using your PC — May 24, 2017 11am CEST/10 am PDT

"Modern C++" is a term frequently used to describe software that takes advantage of the significant enhancements added to the C++ language by the C++11 and C++14 standards. Many of the C++11 and C++14 features are useful for both large and small embedded systems and are supported by current industry standard tools.

In this webinar we will introduce the C++ language constructs and coding styles that are suitable for an embedded system based around an ARM Cortex-M microcontroller. We will show how a C++ application using the latest language features results in code that is easier to reuse and maintain without incurring a significant overhead when compared to traditional C approaches.

You can expect to learn about:

• Improvements to types and literal values
• Encapsulation with reusable classes
• Improved safety with compile-time checks and computation
• Useful containers and algorithms
• Taking control of memory allocation
• Integration with existing C code

The webinar will be presented by our training partner Doulos. Doulos and Keil personnel will be available to answer your questions. Keil MDK will be used to demonstrate the C++ examples presented.

Please register here.