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EDC22 Day 2 Talk 12: C++ on ESP microchips

Espressif Systems

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Jakob Hasse discusses the advantages and considerations of using C++ on Espressif ESP microchips.

Espressif’s Jakob Hasse from our Shanghai headquarters talks be about using C++ on ESP microchips. As we know, C++ is readily available on ESP chips, with very few restrictions. Jakob’s talk will provide an overview of the advantages of using C++, and what users should consider when programming in C++ on ESP-chips.

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What people say. Recommended as a resource showing Espressif's transition towards supporting and using C++ in embedded development.

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…hardware** or there are other hardware/electrical engineers for that task ? Are you required to learn how to design custom PCBs ? 2. Which programming language do you use ? C **OR** C++ ? I've used both for several months but I'd like to focus on one language to "master" it. I'm bringing this up because Espressif is slowly transitioning to C++: [video Also, the documentation of some libraries provided by Espressif is in C while other libraries are documented in C++ (The Rust bindings are still immature IMHO so I'm not considering Rust for the moment). **Note:** I've been writing software in C with the ESP-IDF extension inside Visual Studio Code. 3. Is your job boring ? Are you consid…
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