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Using C++14 in an Embedded “SuperLoop” Firmware - Erik Rainey - CppCon 2022

Name: Using C++14 in an Embedded “SuperLoop” Firmware - Erik Rainey - CppCon 2022
Channel: CppCon
Description: A conference talk suggested for practical guidance on modern C++ in bare metal firmware, including how a superloop design compares with an RTOS.

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A conference talk suggested for practical guidance on modern C++ in bare metal firmware, including how a superloop design compares with an RTOS.

Watch for: Suits developers who already write firmware

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