1 Memory-Mapped Devices as Objects - Dan Saks - CppCon 2020
Dan Saks's CppCon talk on modelling hardware registers as C++ objects, recommended to firmware developers weighing C++ for peripheral access.
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Dan Saks's CppCon talk on modelling hardware registers as C++ objects, recommended to firmware developers weighing C++ for peripheral access.
Chandler Carruth's CppCon talk is praised for exposing hidden costs in C++ abstractions, with embedded developers valuing the step-by-step reading of generated assembly around unique pointers.
A conference talk suggested for practical guidance on modern C++ in bare metal firmware, including how a superloop design compares with an RTOS.
A CppCon talk praised for showing how familiar C firmware patterns can become declarative, strongly typed C++, with compile-time tables a highlight for one viewer.