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genewitch
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The C++ standard for the F-35 Fighter Jet [video]
In general, are these good recommendations for building software for embedded or lower-spec devices? I don't know how to do preprocessor macros anyhow, for instance - so as i am reading this i am like "yeah, i agree..." until the no stdio.h!
dmoy
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Embedded more so than just lower-spec devices. Depends on the domain too.
stdio.h is fine in some embedded contexts, and very very not fine in others
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GoblinSlayer
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stdio.h is not what you would use in safe code.
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fragmede
8 days ago
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do they use f35io.h?
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ecshafer
8 days ago
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Depends. You use vendor specific libraries for hard real time systems, or in house libraries, or roll your own functions.
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whaleofatw2022
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Afair they use a lot of stuff related to the Green Hills toolchain.
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