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interrupts in C++ / cpp ARM / Realview compiler

Oliver Debus

Hello,

has anybody expierienced with the Realview Compiler (ARM) and C++ interrupt programming?
How can I call an non static method as a interrupt handler? I use ATMEL AT91SAM7 controllers.
It's not easy if one has just started to learn C++ at all ... (the reviews I found haven't helped me much).

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Andy,
    I read the article. My personal opinion is that the risks that are introduced into software by using C++ are far greater than the mild benefits of stripped embedded C++. Yes, sometimes I'm DIEING to able to inherit, but for me, in comes down to the following: writing correct C++ code is far more challenging that writing C code. performance might be more of less the same (given a good compiler and some size trade-offs) but still - I would not use it for really low-level software.

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Andy,
    I read the article. My personal opinion is that the risks that are introduced into software by using C++ are far greater than the mild benefits of stripped embedded C++. Yes, sometimes I'm DIEING to able to inherit, but for me, in comes down to the following: writing correct C++ code is far more challenging that writing C code. performance might be more of less the same (given a good compiler and some size trade-offs) but still - I would not use it for really low-level software.

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