emBO++ 2019 - Michael von Tessin: C++ In Deeply Embedded Systems

Speaker: Michael von Tessin
Talk: C++ In Deeply-Embedded Systems
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Most deeply-embedded systems are implemented in C. In this presentation, Michael von Tessin explains why, and why those systems could profit from using C++. Michael presents how this can be achieved successfully. To this end, he also reports from his own experience in converting a large, operational, deeply-embedded code base from C to C++.
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About emBO++
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emBO++ is an annual C++ and C event with focus on embedded programming. Taking place in Bochum, right in the middle of the largest conurbation of Germany, emBO++ has developed to one of the leading embedded conferences world-wide. In March 2019 more than 150 programmers, electronics- and communications-engineers were visiting Bochum to attend emBO++.
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[keithhill]

Thanks for pioneering the way. I hope many teams follow in your footsteps. Best regards.

[mivtessi]

Most deeply-embedded systems are implemented in C. In this presentation, I explain why, and why those systems could profit from using C++. I present how this can be achieved successfully. To this end, I also report from our own experience in converting a large, operational, deeply-embedded code base from C to C++.

[tomfranky]

Why isn't the questions part associated with this video?